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"No One Is Above Law": Biden Announces Plans To Reform US Supreme Court
US President Joe Biden announced plans on Monday for urgent reforms to the conservative-dominated Supreme Court, in a bold but long-shot move as he seeks to make a mark in his last six months in power. limits for Sup
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US Supreme Court Weighs Ban On Homeless People Sleeping Outside
The US Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether cities can ban homeless people from sleeping outside, as the country grapples with increasing rates of Americans living on the streets and a lack of shelter beds.
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US Supreme Court Allows Texas To Arrest, Deport Migrants
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to block a Republican-backed Texas law allowing state law enforcement authorities to arrest people suspected of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, rejecting a request by Biden's administration.
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Trump Seeks Delay In New York Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump asked the New York judge on Monday who is presiding over his hush money case to delay the trial until the US Supreme Court rules on his claim of presidential immunity.
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Venezuela Leader Rejects Possibility Of Substitute Opposition Candidate
Venezuelan opposition candidate Maria Corina Machado on Monday said she would not move aside in favor of a substitute despite a decision by the country's supreme court last week to uphold a ban barring her from holding office.
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Supreme Court To Determine If Donald Trump Can Run For President In 2024
The US Supreme Court agreed on Friday to hear Donald Trump's appeal of a ruling by Colorado's highest court that would keep him off the presidential primary ballot in the western state.
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"Approach Czech Court": Supreme Court On Indian Arrested In US Murder Plot
The Supreme Court has adjourned till January 4 a petition by Nikhil Gupta - the man accused by the United States of conspiring to assassinate US-based Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On US Supreme Court, Dead At 93
The first woman to serve as an officer of justice at the United States Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor, died at the age of 93 in Phoenix on Friday, The New York Times reported.
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US Supreme Court Asked To Lift Restrictions On Abortion Pill
The manufacturer of a widely used abortion pill asked the US Supreme Court on Friday to toss out a lower court ruling that would restrict access to the drug.
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Biden Announces Student Debt Relief Measures After Court Setback
President Joe Biden said Friday that millions of Americans are "angry" after the Supreme Court brought down his student loan forgiveness program but he announced new measures to ease the financial burden.
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"Denial Of Opportunity": Kamala Harris Slams US Court Decision On Race-Based College Admissions
US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday said the US Supreme Court's decision to end "affirmative action" in college admissions is "a denial of opportunity".
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The Abortion Pill At The Center Of A US Court Battle
The US Supreme Court has weighed in on the legal battle over an abortion pill that accounts for more than half of the abortions in the United States, freezing restrictions imposed on the drug by an appeals court.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Access To Abortion Pill
The US Supreme Court on Friday temporarily preserved access to a widely used abortion pill, freezing rulings by lower courts that would have banned or severely restricted availability of the drug.
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States Directed To Form Units In Police Stations For Motor Accident Claims
The Supreme Court has directed the states to constitute a special unit in police stations within three months to investigate and facilitate motor accident claim cases.
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US Supreme Court Hears Arguments Challenging LGBTQ Rights
The conservative-majority US Supreme Court appeared poised Monday to rule in favor of a Christian graphic designer who refuses to make wedding websites for same-sex couples.
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"No One Is Above Law": Biden Announces Plans To Reform US Supreme Court
US President Joe Biden announced plans on Monday for urgent reforms to the conservative-dominated Supreme Court, in a bold but long-shot move as he seeks to make a mark in his last six months in power. limits for Sup
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US Supreme Court Weighs Ban On Homeless People Sleeping Outside
The US Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether cities can ban homeless people from sleeping outside, as the country grapples with increasing rates of Americans living on the streets and a lack of shelter beds.
-
US Supreme Court Allows Texas To Arrest, Deport Migrants
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to block a Republican-backed Texas law allowing state law enforcement authorities to arrest people suspected of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, rejecting a request by Biden's administration.
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Trump Seeks Delay In New York Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump asked the New York judge on Monday who is presiding over his hush money case to delay the trial until the US Supreme Court rules on his claim of presidential immunity.
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Venezuela Leader Rejects Possibility Of Substitute Opposition Candidate
Venezuelan opposition candidate Maria Corina Machado on Monday said she would not move aside in favor of a substitute despite a decision by the country's supreme court last week to uphold a ban barring her from holding office.
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Supreme Court To Determine If Donald Trump Can Run For President In 2024
The US Supreme Court agreed on Friday to hear Donald Trump's appeal of a ruling by Colorado's highest court that would keep him off the presidential primary ballot in the western state.
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"Approach Czech Court": Supreme Court On Indian Arrested In US Murder Plot
The Supreme Court has adjourned till January 4 a petition by Nikhil Gupta - the man accused by the United States of conspiring to assassinate US-based Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On US Supreme Court, Dead At 93
The first woman to serve as an officer of justice at the United States Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor, died at the age of 93 in Phoenix on Friday, The New York Times reported.
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US Supreme Court Asked To Lift Restrictions On Abortion Pill
The manufacturer of a widely used abortion pill asked the US Supreme Court on Friday to toss out a lower court ruling that would restrict access to the drug.
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Biden Announces Student Debt Relief Measures After Court Setback
President Joe Biden said Friday that millions of Americans are "angry" after the Supreme Court brought down his student loan forgiveness program but he announced new measures to ease the financial burden.
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"Denial Of Opportunity": Kamala Harris Slams US Court Decision On Race-Based College Admissions
US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday said the US Supreme Court's decision to end "affirmative action" in college admissions is "a denial of opportunity".
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The Abortion Pill At The Center Of A US Court Battle
The US Supreme Court has weighed in on the legal battle over an abortion pill that accounts for more than half of the abortions in the United States, freezing restrictions imposed on the drug by an appeals court.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Access To Abortion Pill
The US Supreme Court on Friday temporarily preserved access to a widely used abortion pill, freezing rulings by lower courts that would have banned or severely restricted availability of the drug.
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States Directed To Form Units In Police Stations For Motor Accident Claims
The Supreme Court has directed the states to constitute a special unit in police stations within three months to investigate and facilitate motor accident claim cases.
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US Supreme Court Hears Arguments Challenging LGBTQ Rights
The conservative-majority US Supreme Court appeared poised Monday to rule in favor of a Christian graphic designer who refuses to make wedding websites for same-sex couples.
