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"My Heart Breaks": Obamas Slam US Court's Reservation Ruling
Former President Barack Obama strongly spoke out against the US Supreme Court's decision to ban the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions.
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Supreme Court Ruling On Abortion Attacks 'Essential Freedoms': Obama
Former US president Barack Obama slammed the decision by the Supreme Court to throw out the right to abortion in the United States on Friday, calling it an attack on "essential freedoms."
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California Net Neutrality Law Will Not Be Blocked, US Appeal Court Says
A US Court of Appeals upheld California's net neutrality law, saying a 2017 decision by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reverse federal Internet protections could not bar state action.
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"Ball Is In America's Court": Iran On Nuclear Deal
Iran's president on Wednesday hailed the White House departure of "tyrant" Donald Trump, saying "the ball is in America's court" to return to a landmark nuclear deal and lift sanctions on Tehran.
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Net Neutrality: US FCC Votes to Maintain 2017 Repeal of Rules
US Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 on Tuesday to maintain its 2017 repeal of Obama-era net neutrality rules, even after a federal court directed a review of some provisions of the repeal.
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Trump Administration Asks Court To Totally Repeal Obamacare
In a significant shift, the Justice Department now says it backs a full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, the signature Obama-era health law.
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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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US Using DNA Testing In Effort To Reunite Families It Separated
The US government, under court order to quickly reunify parents and children who were separated after crossing illegally into the United States from Mexico, has expanded its use of DNA tests to establish paternity in immigration matters.
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Apple's EU Tax Appeal Could See US Government Intervention
The Trump administration has tentatively proposed a tax break on $2.6 trillion in corporate profits being held offshore as part of its tax reform.
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Senator Gives 15-Hour-Long Senate Speech Against Donald Trump's Supreme Court Nominee
A Democratic senator delivered a 15-1/2-hour, all-night speech denouncing President Donald Trump's U.S. Supreme Court nominee on Wednesday, joining an effort to block Senate confirmation of Neil Gorsuch in a heated political showdown with Republicans.
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Donald Trump Office Seeks 60 Days To Respond To Case On H-1B Visa Issue
The Trump administration has sought 60 days from a US appeals court to "consider" its response in a case challenging Obama government's decision to allow spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the US, putting the jobs of thousands of Indians at stake.
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Fears Rise H-1B Spouses May Lose Right To Work In US
The Trump Administration has sought 60 days to respond to a court case that challenges the decision of the previous Obama Administration to authorise spouses of H-1B holders to work in the US.
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Trump Administration Seeks 60 Days To Respond On Work Permits Of H1B Spouses
The Trump Administration has sought 60 days to respond to a court case that challenges the decision of the previous Obama Administration to authorise spouses of H1B spouses to work in the US.
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Fate Of Barack Obama Legacy Initiatives In Hands Of Courts, Successor
When President Barack Obama leaves office on Jan. 20 after eight years, several of his major initiatives will still hang in the legal balance, meaning the US courts and his successor will play a major role in shaping his legacy.
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Pillar Of Barack Obama Climate Plan Has Its Day In Court
The cornerstone of President Barack Obama's drive to fight global warming underwent close scrutiny Tuesday in a high-stakes day in court.
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"My Heart Breaks": Obamas Slam US Court's Reservation Ruling
Former President Barack Obama strongly spoke out against the US Supreme Court's decision to ban the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions.
-
Supreme Court Ruling On Abortion Attacks 'Essential Freedoms': Obama
Former US president Barack Obama slammed the decision by the Supreme Court to throw out the right to abortion in the United States on Friday, calling it an attack on "essential freedoms."
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California Net Neutrality Law Will Not Be Blocked, US Appeal Court Says
A US Court of Appeals upheld California's net neutrality law, saying a 2017 decision by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reverse federal Internet protections could not bar state action.
-
"Ball Is In America's Court": Iran On Nuclear Deal
Iran's president on Wednesday hailed the White House departure of "tyrant" Donald Trump, saying "the ball is in America's court" to return to a landmark nuclear deal and lift sanctions on Tehran.
-
Net Neutrality: US FCC Votes to Maintain 2017 Repeal of Rules
US Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 on Tuesday to maintain its 2017 repeal of Obama-era net neutrality rules, even after a federal court directed a review of some provisions of the repeal.
-
Trump Administration Asks Court To Totally Repeal Obamacare
In a significant shift, the Justice Department now says it backs a full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, the signature Obama-era health law.
-
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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US Using DNA Testing In Effort To Reunite Families It Separated
The US government, under court order to quickly reunify parents and children who were separated after crossing illegally into the United States from Mexico, has expanded its use of DNA tests to establish paternity in immigration matters.
-
Apple's EU Tax Appeal Could See US Government Intervention
The Trump administration has tentatively proposed a tax break on $2.6 trillion in corporate profits being held offshore as part of its tax reform.
-
Senator Gives 15-Hour-Long Senate Speech Against Donald Trump's Supreme Court Nominee
A Democratic senator delivered a 15-1/2-hour, all-night speech denouncing President Donald Trump's U.S. Supreme Court nominee on Wednesday, joining an effort to block Senate confirmation of Neil Gorsuch in a heated political showdown with Republicans.
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Donald Trump Office Seeks 60 Days To Respond To Case On H-1B Visa Issue
The Trump administration has sought 60 days from a US appeals court to "consider" its response in a case challenging Obama government's decision to allow spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the US, putting the jobs of thousands of Indians at stake.
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Fears Rise H-1B Spouses May Lose Right To Work In US
The Trump Administration has sought 60 days to respond to a court case that challenges the decision of the previous Obama Administration to authorise spouses of H-1B holders to work in the US.
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Trump Administration Seeks 60 Days To Respond On Work Permits Of H1B Spouses
The Trump Administration has sought 60 days to respond to a court case that challenges the decision of the previous Obama Administration to authorise spouses of H1B spouses to work in the US.
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Fate Of Barack Obama Legacy Initiatives In Hands Of Courts, Successor
When President Barack Obama leaves office on Jan. 20 after eight years, several of his major initiatives will still hang in the legal balance, meaning the US courts and his successor will play a major role in shaping his legacy.
-
Pillar Of Barack Obama Climate Plan Has Its Day In Court
The cornerstone of President Barack Obama's drive to fight global warming underwent close scrutiny Tuesday in a high-stakes day in court.
