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Leaked US Supreme Court Abortion Draft "Authentic", Probe Ordered
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said Tuesday that a draft opinion on abortion leaked to the press in an "egregious breach" of trust was authentic, but not the final decision on the matter.
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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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Trump Lawyer Insists There Is No Obstruction Investigation - But Then Hedges
A member of President Donald Trump's legal team repeatedly insisted that Trump is not under investigation for obstruction of justice but acknowledged he could not know for certain during combative Sunday television interviews.
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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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'Get a Warrant' to Search Cellphones, Rules US Supreme Court
"With all they contain and all they may reveal, they hold for many Americans the privacies of life," Chief Justice John Roberts declared.
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Barack Obama expected to pick James Comey as next FBI chief: source
President Barack Obama is expected to nominate former Justice Department official James Comey as his next head of the FBI, a source said on Wednesday.
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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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Leaked US Supreme Court Abortion Draft "Authentic", Probe Ordered
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said Tuesday that a draft opinion on abortion leaked to the press in an "egregious breach" of trust was authentic, but not the final decision on the matter.
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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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Trump Lawyer Insists There Is No Obstruction Investigation - But Then Hedges
A member of President Donald Trump's legal team repeatedly insisted that Trump is not under investigation for obstruction of justice but acknowledged he could not know for certain during combative Sunday television interviews.
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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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'Get a Warrant' to Search Cellphones, Rules US Supreme Court
"With all they contain and all they may reveal, they hold for many Americans the privacies of life," Chief Justice John Roberts declared.
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Barack Obama expected to pick James Comey as next FBI chief: source
President Barack Obama is expected to nominate former Justice Department official James Comey as his next head of the FBI, a source said on Wednesday.
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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.
