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US Chief Justice Rebukes Trump's Criticism, Says Judiciary "Independent"
The chief justice of the United States and the president of the United States engaged in an extraordinary war of words Wednesday over the independence of the federal judiciary, with Chief Justice John Roberts issuing a rare rebuke of President Donald Trump's criticism of an "Obama judge" who ruled against the administration.
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In US Top Court, Trump Slammed By Chief Justice For "Obama Judge" Comment
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued an extraordinary rebuke of Donald Trump on Wednesday after the president criticized a ruling he said was handed down by an "Obama judge."
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Donald Trump To Take Presidential Oath On Abraham Lincoln's Bible
At his swearing-in on Friday, US President-elect Donald Trump will stand before a crowd of thousands and place his hand on his own Bible and, symbolically, on that used by Abraham Lincoln 156 years before.
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Grisly Details Emerge After Seattle Woman's Head Found In Recycling Bin
When investigators searched the home of Ingrid Lyne, the Washington woman who'd vanished after a planned date night, they collected swabs of "suspected blood," according to court documents.
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US Supreme Court Rules Against Government Raisin Seizure
The US Supreme Court sided Monday with California raisin farmers fighting against a federal program aimed at keeping excess fruit off market shelves.
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US High Court Says States Can Bar Contentious License Plates
The US Supreme Court ruled Thursday that states can refuse to print images on vehicle license plates to prevent symbols, such as the Confederate flag seen by some as racist, from appearing to be government-sponsored.
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US Top Court Divided on Gay Marriage, Justice Anthony Kennedy Appears Pivotal
The US Supreme Court appeared sharply divided on Tuesday on whether the Constitution guarantees a right to same-sex marriage, but pivotal Justice Anthony Kennedy seemed to inch cautiously towards legalizing gay nuptials nationwide.
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Janet Jackson's 2004 Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction" case has come to end
Janet Jackson's 2004 Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction" case has come to end after the Supreme Court have decided not to review an earlier verdict.
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James McAvoy Wants To Play Elton John
Elton John may want Robert Downey Jr for his biopic but the role has caught the fancy of British James McAvoy, who has offered to play the musician.
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Elton John Wants Robert Downey Jr For Biopic
Sir Elton John would like to see actor Robert Downey Jr play him in a planned biopic.
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US Chief Justice Rebukes Trump's Criticism, Says Judiciary "Independent"
The chief justice of the United States and the president of the United States engaged in an extraordinary war of words Wednesday over the independence of the federal judiciary, with Chief Justice John Roberts issuing a rare rebuke of President Donald Trump's criticism of an "Obama judge" who ruled against the administration.
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In US Top Court, Trump Slammed By Chief Justice For "Obama Judge" Comment
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued an extraordinary rebuke of Donald Trump on Wednesday after the president criticized a ruling he said was handed down by an "Obama judge."
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Donald Trump To Take Presidential Oath On Abraham Lincoln's Bible
At his swearing-in on Friday, US President-elect Donald Trump will stand before a crowd of thousands and place his hand on his own Bible and, symbolically, on that used by Abraham Lincoln 156 years before.
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Grisly Details Emerge After Seattle Woman's Head Found In Recycling Bin
When investigators searched the home of Ingrid Lyne, the Washington woman who'd vanished after a planned date night, they collected swabs of "suspected blood," according to court documents.
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US Supreme Court Rules Against Government Raisin Seizure
The US Supreme Court sided Monday with California raisin farmers fighting against a federal program aimed at keeping excess fruit off market shelves.
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US High Court Says States Can Bar Contentious License Plates
The US Supreme Court ruled Thursday that states can refuse to print images on vehicle license plates to prevent symbols, such as the Confederate flag seen by some as racist, from appearing to be government-sponsored.
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US Top Court Divided on Gay Marriage, Justice Anthony Kennedy Appears Pivotal
The US Supreme Court appeared sharply divided on Tuesday on whether the Constitution guarantees a right to same-sex marriage, but pivotal Justice Anthony Kennedy seemed to inch cautiously towards legalizing gay nuptials nationwide.
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Janet Jackson's 2004 Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction" case has come to end
Janet Jackson's 2004 Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction" case has come to end after the Supreme Court have decided not to review an earlier verdict.
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James McAvoy Wants To Play Elton John
Elton John may want Robert Downey Jr for his biopic but the role has caught the fancy of British James McAvoy, who has offered to play the musician.
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Elton John Wants Robert Downey Jr For Biopic
Sir Elton John would like to see actor Robert Downey Jr play him in a planned biopic.
