#U.S Supreme Court

#U.S Supreme Court

The Colorado General Assembly on Thursday approved , legislation that rewrites the state's conversion therapy statute in direct response to the Supreme Court's March in Chiles v. Salazar. The bill now heads to Gov. Jared Polis, a gay Democrat, who is expected to sign it into law.

The Pentagon estimates the war in Iran has already cost $25 billion, according to Pentagon Comptroller Jay Hurst. Hurst testified before the House Armed Services Committee yesterday alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who offered no indication of when the war might end during his combative testimony.

Trump formed the view that Japan's economic success was based on what he felt were the unfair terms of its economic relationship with the US. He came to see tariffs as a magic bullet for balancing the terms of trade with countries a view he has firmly held for more than 40 years, regardless of the country or the economic dynamics at play.

"If it is repugnant for legislation to apply retroactively to destroy settled expectations, it must similarly be repugnant for a concocted common law doctrine to be applied retroactively to destroy settled expectations."

The Supreme Court upheld Obamacare's provision on preventive health services, emphasizing political appointees' influence over healthcare decisions, which heightens stakes in health policy.

Hurricane Audrey made landfall in 1957 as a Category 4 storm in Louisiana and Texas, leading to approximately 600 fatalities and widespread destruction.

"Abortion bans haven't really stopped people from needing abortion care. It's just made it harder for them to be able to get it."

Going back would be a one-way ticket to a dungeon or to death," said Liduzka Aguilera. "We cannot return. It's simply not safe.