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On Attack On Chief Justice, His Family's "Poisonous Ideology" Remark
Chief Justice BR Gavai's family has condemned the shoe incident targeting him in the court premises as an "attack on the Constitution" and asserted that no one has the right to take the law into their hands.
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Google Play Store Shake-Up Looms As US Top Court Denies Bid To Pause Changes
The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to protect Google from a year-old order requiring a major makeover of its Android app store that's designed to unleash more competition against a system that a jury declared an illegal monopoly.
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US Supreme Court Lets Trump Withhold $4 Billion In Foreign Aid
he U.S. Supreme Court sided again on Friday with Donald Trump, allowing his administration to withhold about $4 billion in foreign aid authorized by Congress for the current fiscal year as the Republican president pursues his "America First" agenda.
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In Big Relief For Trump, US Supreme Court Allows To Freeze Billions In Foreign Aid
Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday temporarily kept in place the Trump administration's decision to freeze nearly $5 billion in foreign aid.
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US Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Trump Tariff Case In November
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear arguments in November on the legality of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, after his administration asked for an expedited ruling on the issue.
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"US Will Refund About Half The Tariffs If...": What Team Trump Said
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said that the United States will issue "rebates" if the country's Supreme Court decides to strike down "reciprocal tariffs" imposed by President Donald Trump on almost all of Washington's trading partners.
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Trump Links India Tariffs To Ending Ukraine War In Supreme Court Plea
US President Donald Trump's administration has moved the Supreme Court to challenge a federal appeals court ruling that decreed most of his sweeping tariffs illegal.
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Tariffs, Immigration, Other Trump Moves To Dominate US Supreme Court Docket
President Donald Trump has pushed the boundaries of executive power to impose sweeping tariffs, crack down on immigration and attempt to fire a Federal Reserve governor, and these actions could dominate the US Supreme Court's upcoming docket.
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Donald Trump Asks US Supreme Court To Uphold His Global Tariffs
President Donald Trump asked the US Supreme Court to uphold his global tariffs, seeking review in a case that could affect trillions of dollars in trade and give him broad new leverage over the world economy.
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Explained: What Happens To Trump's Tariffs After US Court Knocked Them Down
US President Donald Trump has audaciously claimed virtually unlimited power to bypass Congress and impose sweeping taxes on foreign products. Now a federal appeals court has thrown a roadblock in his path.
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"Will Win In End': Trump Slams Court Ruling On Global Tariffs
US President Donald Trump vowed Friday to go to the Supreme Court over an appeals court ruling that most of the tariffs he has imposed on US imports, upending global trade, were illegal.
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US Court Rules Many Of Trump's Global Tariffs Are Illegal
A US appeals court on Friday ruled that many of President Donald Trump's tariffs, which have upended global trade, were illegal -- but allowed them to remain in place for now, giving him time to take the fight to the Supreme Court.
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"Does Centre Want Border Wall Like US?" Top Court On Illegal Immigrants
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Centre whether it wanted to build a border wall like in the US to prevent illegal immigrants from entering the country.
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Maybe Americans "Like A Dictator", Says Trump Amid Washington Crackdown
US President Donald Trump on Monday suggested Americans would like a dictator as he signed orders to tighten his federal clampdown on the capital Washington and to prosecute flag-burners.
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Brazil Asks Meta To Remove Chatbots That 'Eroticise' Children
Brazil's government has asked US technology giant Meta to rid its platforms of chatbots that mimic children and can make sexually suggestive remarks, the attorney general's office (AGU) announced Monday.
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On Attack On Chief Justice, His Family's "Poisonous Ideology" Remark
Chief Justice BR Gavai's family has condemned the shoe incident targeting him in the court premises as an "attack on the Constitution" and asserted that no one has the right to take the law into their hands.
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Google Play Store Shake-Up Looms As US Top Court Denies Bid To Pause Changes
The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to protect Google from a year-old order requiring a major makeover of its Android app store that's designed to unleash more competition against a system that a jury declared an illegal monopoly.
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US Supreme Court Lets Trump Withhold $4 Billion In Foreign Aid
he U.S. Supreme Court sided again on Friday with Donald Trump, allowing his administration to withhold about $4 billion in foreign aid authorized by Congress for the current fiscal year as the Republican president pursues his "America First" agenda.
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In Big Relief For Trump, US Supreme Court Allows To Freeze Billions In Foreign Aid
Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday temporarily kept in place the Trump administration's decision to freeze nearly $5 billion in foreign aid.
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US Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Trump Tariff Case In November
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear arguments in November on the legality of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, after his administration asked for an expedited ruling on the issue.
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"US Will Refund About Half The Tariffs If...": What Team Trump Said
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said that the United States will issue "rebates" if the country's Supreme Court decides to strike down "reciprocal tariffs" imposed by President Donald Trump on almost all of Washington's trading partners.
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Trump Links India Tariffs To Ending Ukraine War In Supreme Court Plea
US President Donald Trump's administration has moved the Supreme Court to challenge a federal appeals court ruling that decreed most of his sweeping tariffs illegal.
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Tariffs, Immigration, Other Trump Moves To Dominate US Supreme Court Docket
President Donald Trump has pushed the boundaries of executive power to impose sweeping tariffs, crack down on immigration and attempt to fire a Federal Reserve governor, and these actions could dominate the US Supreme Court's upcoming docket.
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Donald Trump Asks US Supreme Court To Uphold His Global Tariffs
President Donald Trump asked the US Supreme Court to uphold his global tariffs, seeking review in a case that could affect trillions of dollars in trade and give him broad new leverage over the world economy.
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Explained: What Happens To Trump's Tariffs After US Court Knocked Them Down
US President Donald Trump has audaciously claimed virtually unlimited power to bypass Congress and impose sweeping taxes on foreign products. Now a federal appeals court has thrown a roadblock in his path.
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"Will Win In End': Trump Slams Court Ruling On Global Tariffs
US President Donald Trump vowed Friday to go to the Supreme Court over an appeals court ruling that most of the tariffs he has imposed on US imports, upending global trade, were illegal.
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US Court Rules Many Of Trump's Global Tariffs Are Illegal
A US appeals court on Friday ruled that many of President Donald Trump's tariffs, which have upended global trade, were illegal -- but allowed them to remain in place for now, giving him time to take the fight to the Supreme Court.
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"Does Centre Want Border Wall Like US?" Top Court On Illegal Immigrants
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Centre whether it wanted to build a border wall like in the US to prevent illegal immigrants from entering the country.
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Maybe Americans "Like A Dictator", Says Trump Amid Washington Crackdown
US President Donald Trump on Monday suggested Americans would like a dictator as he signed orders to tighten his federal clampdown on the capital Washington and to prosecute flag-burners.
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Brazil Asks Meta To Remove Chatbots That 'Eroticise' Children
Brazil's government has asked US technology giant Meta to rid its platforms of chatbots that mimic children and can make sexually suggestive remarks, the attorney general's office (AGU) announced Monday.
