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3.5 Lakh Haitians, 6,000 Syrians May Lose Deportation Protection In US
The 6-3 ruling by the conservative-dominated court could have implications for more than one million beneficiaries of so-called Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from more than a dozen countries.
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US Supreme Court Undermines Key Provision Of Voting Rights Act
The lower court found that the map was guided too much by racial considerations in violation of the constitutional promise of equal protection under the law.
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US Supreme Court Seems Poised To Uphold Transgender Athlete Bans
The US Supreme Court appeared likely on Tuesday in a closely watched pair of cases to uphold state bans on the participation of transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports.
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Donald Trump Gets US Supreme Court's Nod For Mass Firings Of Federal Workers
US District Court Judge Susan Illston had paused the planned sweeping layoffs in May on the grounds that the moves required a green light from Congress.
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Trump Appeals To Supreme Court To Fire US Agency Chief: Report
The Trump administration has approached the Supreme Court to get the head of a US agency protecting federal staff and whistleblowers fired, US media reported.
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Biden Weighing Proposals To Reform US Supreme Court? Details Inside
US President Joe Biden is weighing proposals to reform the Supreme Court, US media reported Tuesday, including possible term limits and a new ethics code for the conservative-dominated bench.
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US Supreme Court Orders Review Of Ruling On Contentious Social Media Laws
The US Supreme Court on Monday ordered lower courts to review a pair of Republican-backed state laws that imposed restrictions on social media companies to moderate content, sidestepping a ruling on their constitutional validity.
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US Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of January 6 Rioters
Prosecutors overstepped in charging January 6 rioters with obstruction for trying to prevent certification of the 2020 presidential election, the US Supreme Court said Friday, throwing hundreds of cases into doubt.
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US Supreme Court Ruling Curbs Federal Agencies Powers
The conservative-majority US Supreme Court on Friday overturned 40 years of legal precedent to weaken the power of federal agencies, which regulate myriad issues affecting the everyday lives of Americans, from air pollution to food and drugs.
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Man Breaks Into US Court's Building, Fires Shots, Holds Guard On Gunpoint
A man broke into the Colorado Supreme Court building overnight, firing several shots and briefly holding a security guard at gunpoint before being arrested, police in the western US state said Tuesday.
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Texas Supreme Court Rules Against US Woman's Abortion Hours After She Leaves State
The Texas Supreme Court on Monday overruled an emergency order allowing a woman to terminate her risky pregnancy, in a decision issued hours after her lawyers said she had left the state to get an abortion.
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US Supreme Court Weighs Limitations To Federal Agencies' Regulatory Powers
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday began hearing a series of cases that could result in a generational contraction in the power of federal agencies to regulate businesses and corporate fraud.
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US Supreme Court Bans Use Of Race, Ethnicity In University Admissions
The US Supreme Court on Thursday banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions, dealing a major blow to a decades-old practice.
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US Supreme Court Says Trump-Era Strict Border Policy Will Remain In Place
The US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a pandemic-era measure used since 2020 to block hundreds of thousands of migrants from entering the country should remain in place.
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US Supreme Court To Rule On Biden's $400 Billion Student Debt Cancellation Plan
The US Supreme Court agreed Thursday to rule on the legality of President Joe Biden's landmark effort to cancel hundreds of millions of dollars in student debt. The court will hear the case in February or March, according to a statement.
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3.5 Lakh Haitians, 6,000 Syrians May Lose Deportation Protection In US
The 6-3 ruling by the conservative-dominated court could have implications for more than one million beneficiaries of so-called Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from more than a dozen countries.
-
US Supreme Court Undermines Key Provision Of Voting Rights Act
The lower court found that the map was guided too much by racial considerations in violation of the constitutional promise of equal protection under the law.
-
US Supreme Court Seems Poised To Uphold Transgender Athlete Bans
The US Supreme Court appeared likely on Tuesday in a closely watched pair of cases to uphold state bans on the participation of transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports.
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Donald Trump Gets US Supreme Court's Nod For Mass Firings Of Federal Workers
US District Court Judge Susan Illston had paused the planned sweeping layoffs in May on the grounds that the moves required a green light from Congress.
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Trump Appeals To Supreme Court To Fire US Agency Chief: Report
The Trump administration has approached the Supreme Court to get the head of a US agency protecting federal staff and whistleblowers fired, US media reported.
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Biden Weighing Proposals To Reform US Supreme Court? Details Inside
US President Joe Biden is weighing proposals to reform the Supreme Court, US media reported Tuesday, including possible term limits and a new ethics code for the conservative-dominated bench.
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US Supreme Court Orders Review Of Ruling On Contentious Social Media Laws
The US Supreme Court on Monday ordered lower courts to review a pair of Republican-backed state laws that imposed restrictions on social media companies to moderate content, sidestepping a ruling on their constitutional validity.
-
US Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of January 6 Rioters
Prosecutors overstepped in charging January 6 rioters with obstruction for trying to prevent certification of the 2020 presidential election, the US Supreme Court said Friday, throwing hundreds of cases into doubt.
-
US Supreme Court Ruling Curbs Federal Agencies Powers
The conservative-majority US Supreme Court on Friday overturned 40 years of legal precedent to weaken the power of federal agencies, which regulate myriad issues affecting the everyday lives of Americans, from air pollution to food and drugs.
-
Man Breaks Into US Court's Building, Fires Shots, Holds Guard On Gunpoint
A man broke into the Colorado Supreme Court building overnight, firing several shots and briefly holding a security guard at gunpoint before being arrested, police in the western US state said Tuesday.
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Texas Supreme Court Rules Against US Woman's Abortion Hours After She Leaves State
The Texas Supreme Court on Monday overruled an emergency order allowing a woman to terminate her risky pregnancy, in a decision issued hours after her lawyers said she had left the state to get an abortion.
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US Supreme Court Weighs Limitations To Federal Agencies' Regulatory Powers
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday began hearing a series of cases that could result in a generational contraction in the power of federal agencies to regulate businesses and corporate fraud.
-
US Supreme Court Bans Use Of Race, Ethnicity In University Admissions
The US Supreme Court on Thursday banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions, dealing a major blow to a decades-old practice.
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US Supreme Court Says Trump-Era Strict Border Policy Will Remain In Place
The US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a pandemic-era measure used since 2020 to block hundreds of thousands of migrants from entering the country should remain in place.
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US Supreme Court To Rule On Biden's $400 Billion Student Debt Cancellation Plan
The US Supreme Court agreed Thursday to rule on the legality of President Joe Biden's landmark effort to cancel hundreds of millions of dollars in student debt. The court will hear the case in February or March, according to a statement.
