New York prosecutor files opposition to reversing Trump's conviction
The Supreme Court's recent ruling on presidential immunity does not affect Donald Trump's falsifying business records conviction due to substantial incriminating evidence.
Not guilty plea entered on former President Trump's behalf in election interference case
The court hearing revealed significant tension between Trump's defense and the prosecution over the legitimacy and pace of the indictment process.
Trump Lawyers Discover Abiding Concern For Witness Safety And Sanctity Of Jury Pool
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a motion consistent with court orders, while Trump's legal team protested, alleging political motives behind disclosure.
The Supreme Court's ruling has expedited proceedings contrary to Trump's attempts to postpone until after the election.
Trump election interference case returns to D.C. after immunity ruling
Judge Tanya Chutkan holds the key to the election interference case against former President Trump amidst a Supreme Court ruling granting him immunity for official acts.
Will Trump's hush money conviction stand? A judge will rule on the president-elect's immunity claim
Trump's criminal conviction has energized his supporters, turning legal challenges into a rallying point for his political campaign.
Georgia's Supreme Court Steps In Between Brian Steel's Jail Sentence
The Georgia Supreme Court overturned a contempt ruling against attorney Brian Steel, reinforcing the importance of attorney-client privilege and due process.
New York prosecutor files opposition to reversing Trump's conviction
The Supreme Court's recent ruling on presidential immunity does not affect Donald Trump's falsifying business records conviction due to substantial incriminating evidence.
Not guilty plea entered on former President Trump's behalf in election interference case
The court hearing revealed significant tension between Trump's defense and the prosecution over the legitimacy and pace of the indictment process.
Trump Lawyers Discover Abiding Concern For Witness Safety And Sanctity Of Jury Pool
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a motion consistent with court orders, while Trump's legal team protested, alleging political motives behind disclosure.
The Supreme Court's ruling has expedited proceedings contrary to Trump's attempts to postpone until after the election.
Trump election interference case returns to D.C. after immunity ruling
Judge Tanya Chutkan holds the key to the election interference case against former President Trump amidst a Supreme Court ruling granting him immunity for official acts.
Will Trump's hush money conviction stand? A judge will rule on the president-elect's immunity claim
Trump's criminal conviction has energized his supporters, turning legal challenges into a rallying point for his political campaign.
Georgia's Supreme Court Steps In Between Brian Steel's Jail Sentence
The Georgia Supreme Court overturned a contempt ruling against attorney Brian Steel, reinforcing the importance of attorney-client privilege and due process.
Harvard's Black enrollment drops after Supreme Court ruling
The recent Supreme Court ruling has significantly impacted the racial diversity of incoming college students, notably decreasing Black student admissions.
While Black student enrollment at Harvard declined, there was a slight increase in Latino student representation, illustrating complex shifts in diversity dynamics.
Harvard Reports Slight Decline in Black Students After Affirmative Action Ruling
Harvard saw a 4% decline in Black students following the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action, raising concerns about campus diversity.
Ohio reviewing race-based scholarships after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
State universities in Ohio are reviewing and potentially eliminating race-based scholarships due to legal concerns after a Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action.
Reparations are the new affirmative action - and even more racist and divisive
68% of Americans agree with the Supreme Court's ruling to abolish affirmative action
Favorability towards the ruling has increased since the summer decision
Harvard's Black enrollment drops after Supreme Court ruling
The recent Supreme Court ruling has significantly impacted the racial diversity of incoming college students, notably decreasing Black student admissions.
While Black student enrollment at Harvard declined, there was a slight increase in Latino student representation, illustrating complex shifts in diversity dynamics.
Harvard Reports Slight Decline in Black Students After Affirmative Action Ruling
Harvard saw a 4% decline in Black students following the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action, raising concerns about campus diversity.
Ohio reviewing race-based scholarships after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
State universities in Ohio are reviewing and potentially eliminating race-based scholarships due to legal concerns after a Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action.
Reparations are the new affirmative action - and even more racist and divisive
68% of Americans agree with the Supreme Court's ruling to abolish affirmative action
Favorability towards the ruling has increased since the summer decision
Harvard releases race data for Class of 2028 - Harvard Gazette
The Supreme Court's ruling has significantly impacted the racial and ethnic composition of Harvard's incoming Class of 2028.
Did lawmakers know role of fossil fuels in climate change during Clean Air Act era? - Harvard Gazette
Mid-20th century scientists understood the dangers of fossil fuel emissions much better than generally recognized, revealing insights into congressional actions and legal implications.
US: Donald Trump hit by a new federal indictment DW 08/28/2024
Trump has faced a new federal indictment regarding efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, adjusted following a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
Trump charged in superseding indictment in election interference case following SCOTUS ruling
The new indictment against Trump adjusts to the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, reflecting changes in charges related to election interference.
US: Donald Trump hit by a new federal indictment DW 08/28/2024
Trump has faced a new federal indictment regarding efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, adjusted following a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
Trump charged in superseding indictment in election interference case following SCOTUS ruling
The new indictment against Trump adjusts to the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, reflecting changes in charges related to election interference.
Governor Newsom issued an executive order to remove homeless encampments, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling and allocating resources to address the issue.
Newsom Issues Executive Order for Removal of Homeless Encampments in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to direct the removal of homeless encampments, following a Supreme Court ruling allowing cities to enforce bans on sleeping in public spaces.
Taking cue from Supreme Court, Breed to launch aggressive homeless sweeps in San Francisco
San Francisco launches campaign to remove tent-dwellers due to new Supreme Court ruling.
Newsom orders state officials to ramp up homeless camp sweeps across California
Gov. Newsom orders state agencies to increase encampment sweeps, focusing on homelessness crisis with respect and urgency.
How a Supreme Court ruling led to Gavin Newsom's order on clearing California homeless camps
California Governor ordered agencies to clear homeless encampments post-Supreme Court ruling allowing bans on public camping.
Supreme Court verdict allowed state and local enforcement of laws against homeless camping.
'We Gotta Be Somewhere': Unhoused Californians React to Newsom's Crackdown | KQED
California's Governor Newsom is intensifying efforts to address homelessness by enforcing stricter measures against encampments following a key Supreme Court ruling.
California Cleans House on Homelessness
Governor Newsom issued an executive order to remove homeless encampments, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling and allocating resources to address the issue.
Newsom Issues Executive Order for Removal of Homeless Encampments in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to direct the removal of homeless encampments, following a Supreme Court ruling allowing cities to enforce bans on sleeping in public spaces.
Taking cue from Supreme Court, Breed to launch aggressive homeless sweeps in San Francisco
San Francisco launches campaign to remove tent-dwellers due to new Supreme Court ruling.
Newsom orders state officials to ramp up homeless camp sweeps across California
Gov. Newsom orders state agencies to increase encampment sweeps, focusing on homelessness crisis with respect and urgency.
How a Supreme Court ruling led to Gavin Newsom's order on clearing California homeless camps
California Governor ordered agencies to clear homeless encampments post-Supreme Court ruling allowing bans on public camping.
Supreme Court verdict allowed state and local enforcement of laws against homeless camping.
'We Gotta Be Somewhere': Unhoused Californians React to Newsom's Crackdown | KQED
California's Governor Newsom is intensifying efforts to address homelessness by enforcing stricter measures against encampments following a key Supreme Court ruling.
Judge Gives Trump and Prosecutors More Time to Assess Presidential Immunity
The federal judge delays deadline to assess Supreme Court's ruling impact on Trump's criminal case.
Prosecutors Say Immunity Ruling Has No Bearing on Trump's Conviction
Manhattan prosecutors are pushing to maintain Donald Trump's conviction independently of recent Supreme Court ruling on official actions immunity.
The Supreme Court Keeps Donald Trump on the Ballot
Supreme Court rules Colorado cannot bar Trump from running for President
Key finding: States can disqualify insurrectionists from holding state, not federal, offices
Will SCOTUS Bless the 'Obstruction' Tool for Speech Suppression?
The Supreme Court ruling on obstruction charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot may impact the cases of approximately 350 individuals, including Donald Trump, and could also protect First Amendment rights.
New Gaza cease-fire talks to begin in Cairo; Senate passes foreign aid bill
U.S., Egyptian, Israeli, and Qatari officials are meeting in Cairo for negotiations on a cease-fire in Gaza.
Hamas is not present at the talks, highlighting the complications of negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
Judge Gives Trump and Prosecutors More Time to Assess Presidential Immunity
The federal judge delays deadline to assess Supreme Court's ruling impact on Trump's criminal case.
Prosecutors Say Immunity Ruling Has No Bearing on Trump's Conviction
Manhattan prosecutors are pushing to maintain Donald Trump's conviction independently of recent Supreme Court ruling on official actions immunity.
The Supreme Court Keeps Donald Trump on the Ballot
Supreme Court rules Colorado cannot bar Trump from running for President
Key finding: States can disqualify insurrectionists from holding state, not federal, offices
Will SCOTUS Bless the 'Obstruction' Tool for Speech Suppression?
The Supreme Court ruling on obstruction charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot may impact the cases of approximately 350 individuals, including Donald Trump, and could also protect First Amendment rights.
New Gaza cease-fire talks to begin in Cairo; Senate passes foreign aid bill
U.S., Egyptian, Israeli, and Qatari officials are meeting in Cairo for negotiations on a cease-fire in Gaza.
Hamas is not present at the talks, highlighting the complications of negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
More women got abortions right after Roe v. Wade was overturned, survey finds
The number of women getting abortions in the U.S. increased after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade due to expanded access in Democratic-controlled states.
Supreme Court Threatens Access to Mailed Abortion Pills Used by 8,000 Per Month
Telehealth abortion pills prescribed under blue state shield laws impact abortion access, facing potential threats from Supreme Court decisions.
Supreme court to hear abortion pill case that could restrict access to mifepristone live
Conservative challengers targeting FDA decisions on mifepristone could impact access to other medications.
Supreme court case on mifepristone could reshape abortion access and drug regulation in the US.
More women got abortions right after Roe v. Wade was overturned, survey finds
The number of women getting abortions in the U.S. increased after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade due to expanded access in Democratic-controlled states.
Supreme Court Threatens Access to Mailed Abortion Pills Used by 8,000 Per Month
Telehealth abortion pills prescribed under blue state shield laws impact abortion access, facing potential threats from Supreme Court decisions.
Supreme court to hear abortion pill case that could restrict access to mifepristone live
Conservative challengers targeting FDA decisions on mifepristone could impact access to other medications.
Supreme court case on mifepristone could reshape abortion access and drug regulation in the US.
Abortions Have Risen in the U.S. Since Roe Was Overturned
Abortion rates in the U.S. slightly increased after the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade overturn, influenced by Democratic states protecting telemedicine for abortion access.
US Abortion Rates Have Gone up Slightly Since Roe Was Overturned, New Study Finds | KQED
Abortion rates increased after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, prompting Democratic-led states to expand access.
Abortions Have Risen in the U.S. Since Roe Was Overturned
Abortion rates in the U.S. slightly increased after the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade overturn, influenced by Democratic states protecting telemedicine for abortion access.
US Abortion Rates Have Gone up Slightly Since Roe Was Overturned, New Study Finds | KQED
Abortion rates increased after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, prompting Democratic-led states to expand access.
Democrats pitch No Kings Act to override supreme court's Trump immunity ruling
Legislation introduced to assert presidents don't have immunity from criminal conduct, challenging recent Supreme Court ruling on Trump's immunity.
After high court ruling, L.A. County supervisors to reaffirm policy against jailing homeless people
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is reaffirming its policy against criminalizing homelessness in response to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing enforcement of anti-camping laws.
Bangladesh's top court scraps job quotas that led to deadly student-led protests
Bangladesh's top court scrapped government job quotas that led to deadly protests.
Aileen Cannon's Delay Tactics In Trump Documents Case Takes A Turn For The Stupid
A federal judge's handling of the presidential documents case against Trump raises concerns about bias and incompetence.
Supreme Court Clears Way for N.R.A. to Pursue First Amendment Challenge
The Supreme Court allowed the NRA to pursue a First Amendment claim against a New York state official for pressuring companies to stop business after the Parkland shooting.
Could Biden Be Left Off the Ohio Ballot in November?
The Supreme Court ruled against efforts to disqualify Trump from 2024 ballots under the 14th Amendment, but Biden faces ballot-access problems in Alabama and Ohio.
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Unanimous Post-Trial Decision and Long-Settled Precedent, Allows South Carolina's Racially Discriminatory Congressional Map to Stand
The Supreme Court reversed the finding of an unconstitutional racial gerrymander in South Carolina's Congressional District 1, impacting Black voters' access to fair elections.
Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Consumer Watchdog's Funding
The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, preserving the agency's ability to regulate financial practices.
US Supreme Court denies California's appeal for immunity for COVID-19 deaths at San Quentin prison
The U.S. Supreme Court denies appeal from California corrections officials over deadly COVID-19 outbreak at San Quentin prison, allowing lawsuits to proceed.
Court orders Alabama congressional map include second Black district after Republicans defy Voting Rights Act
A federal court ordered Alabama to create a new congressional map with two Black-majority districts to comply with the Voting Rights Act.
Supreme Court Rules Against Women Whose Cars Were Seized by the Police
The Supreme Court ruling made it harder for individuals to argue for swift return of seized property.
Supreme Court Allows, for Now, Texas Law Restricting Access to Porn
The Supreme Court did not block a Texas law requiring age verification for minors' online access to pornography.
Arizona's abortion bombshell tests Trump's "leave it to the states" position
Trump's decision to not endorse a national abortion ban backfired as he faced criticism for appointing Supreme Court justices overturning abortion rights.
Democratic backlash continues against Trump for enabling states to implement stringent abortion bans, with Arizona's 1864 law being highlighted.
Two Lawsuits, in Texas and Idaho, Highlight Fight Over Emergency Medicine Law
The dismantling of the constitutional right to abortion by the Supreme Court in 2022 led to a new series of court battles over access to abortion at the state level.
Trump rejects nationwide abortion ban, says it is up to states to decide
Abortion rights should be left to US states, says Donald Trump, rejecting a national abortion ban.
Trump believes states should determine abortion laws through vote or legislation.
Arizona's abortion bombshell tests Trump's "leave it to the states" position
Trump's decision to not endorse a national abortion ban backfired as he faced criticism for appointing Supreme Court justices overturning abortion rights.
Democratic backlash continues against Trump for enabling states to implement stringent abortion bans, with Arizona's 1864 law being highlighted.
Two Lawsuits, in Texas and Idaho, Highlight Fight Over Emergency Medicine Law
The dismantling of the constitutional right to abortion by the Supreme Court in 2022 led to a new series of court battles over access to abortion at the state level.
Trump rejects nationwide abortion ban, says it is up to states to decide
Abortion rights should be left to US states, says Donald Trump, rejecting a national abortion ban.
Trump believes states should determine abortion laws through vote or legislation.
Biden Has Two Words When Pressed On How Americans Should Feel About Arizona Abortion Law
President Biden responded pithily to a question about Arizona's abortion ban, highlighting the law's archaic nature.
Arizona's Supreme Court upheld a 123-year-old abortion ban, sparking controversy and a debate over the law's enforcement.
Joe Biden's latest student-debt 'forgiveness' ploy is a sign of desperation
President Biden is bypassing norms to push through student debt 'forgiveness' at the expense of taxpayers.
Brian Kilmeade Sounds Alarm on Texas Border Battle: We're Watching the Country Divide Again Right Before Our Eyes!'
Former President Trump reportedly tried to derail a Senate deal on the border crisis to deny President Biden a victory.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott defied a Supreme Court ruling and installed more razor wire along the Texas-Mexico border, with support from 25 Republican governors.
Biden Has Two Words When Pressed On How Americans Should Feel About Arizona Abortion Law
President Biden responded pithily to a question about Arizona's abortion ban, highlighting the law's archaic nature.
Arizona's Supreme Court upheld a 123-year-old abortion ban, sparking controversy and a debate over the law's enforcement.
Joe Biden's latest student-debt 'forgiveness' ploy is a sign of desperation
President Biden is bypassing norms to push through student debt 'forgiveness' at the expense of taxpayers.
Brian Kilmeade Sounds Alarm on Texas Border Battle: We're Watching the Country Divide Again Right Before Our Eyes!'
Former President Trump reportedly tried to derail a Senate deal on the border crisis to deny President Biden a victory.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott defied a Supreme Court ruling and installed more razor wire along the Texas-Mexico border, with support from 25 Republican governors.
What Fertility Doctors Wish You Understood About IVF
Embryos ruled as 'unborn life' by Alabama Supreme Court
Effects of the ruling on IVF services in Alabama
US: Arizona to enforce 19th century abortion ban DW 04/09/2024
Arizona's 1864 abortion law allows for no exceptions for rape or incest, only permitting abortion in cases of danger to the mother's life.
Arizona Supreme Court's ruling allows for the prosecution of doctors performing abortions, aligning with a national trend of enforcing old abortion bans post the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
What Fertility Doctors Wish You Understood About IVF
Embryos ruled as 'unborn life' by Alabama Supreme Court
Effects of the ruling on IVF services in Alabama
US: Arizona to enforce 19th century abortion ban DW 04/09/2024
Arizona's 1864 abortion law allows for no exceptions for rape or incest, only permitting abortion in cases of danger to the mother's life.
Arizona Supreme Court's ruling allows for the prosecution of doctors performing abortions, aligning with a national trend of enforcing old abortion bans post the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
U.S. Supreme Court Does Not Go Far Enough in Determining When Government Officials Are Barred from Censoring Critics on Social Media
Supreme Court crafting a test for 'state action' on social media by government officials
Challenges in determining state action on social media for public officials
For patients with disabilities, this doctor prioritizes independence and fun
Holistic healthcare for individuals with disabilities is rare and requires effort and conviction to prioritize joy over solely physical health.
Dr. Clarissa Kripke emphasizes the importance of providing healthcare that extends beyond medical transactions to help individuals participate fully in their lives.
Two bar workers arrested in Russia's first LGBTQ 'extremism' case
First arrests under Russia's new 'LGBTQ+ extremism' law
Potential 10-year prison sentence for promoting non-traditional sexual relationships
Russia issues first convictions for LGBT 'extremism'
Russia has issued its first convictions related to LGBTQ+ 'extremism' following a Supreme Court ruling declaring the 'international public LGBT movement' as an extremist group.
The Supreme Court ruling effectively outlaws LGBTQ+ activism in Russia, leading to arrests, police raids of gay clubs, and the closure of LGBTQ+ rights groups.
Two bar workers arrested in Russia's first LGBTQ 'extremism' case
First arrests under Russia's new 'LGBTQ+ extremism' law
Potential 10-year prison sentence for promoting non-traditional sexual relationships
Russia issues first convictions for LGBT 'extremism'
Russia has issued its first convictions related to LGBTQ+ 'extremism' following a Supreme Court ruling declaring the 'international public LGBT movement' as an extremist group.
The Supreme Court ruling effectively outlaws LGBTQ+ activism in Russia, leading to arrests, police raids of gay clubs, and the closure of LGBTQ+ rights groups.
Highlights of the Supreme Court's Opinions on Trump's Ballot Eligibility
States cannot bar presidential candidates using the 14th Amendment
U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states cannot enforce Section 3 of the 14th Amendment against federal officeholders.
SCOTUS Keeps Trump On The CO Ballot Because ... Eh, Whatever, It's All Vibes
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot disqualify Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
The Court emphasized that Congress must pass implementing legislation for Section 3 to be enforced, preventing states from taking independent action.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling on Trump shows that democracy isn't partisan
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling upheld that states can't remove Trump from ballots based on a flawed interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
The ruling emphasizes the importance of fair legal interpretations and highlights the dangers of allowing partisan politics to influence judicial decisions.
Highlights of the Supreme Court's Opinions on Trump's Ballot Eligibility
States cannot bar presidential candidates using the 14th Amendment
U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states cannot enforce Section 3 of the 14th Amendment against federal officeholders.
SCOTUS Keeps Trump On The CO Ballot Because ... Eh, Whatever, It's All Vibes
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot disqualify Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
The Court emphasized that Congress must pass implementing legislation for Section 3 to be enforced, preventing states from taking independent action.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling on Trump shows that democracy isn't partisan
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling upheld that states can't remove Trump from ballots based on a flawed interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
The ruling emphasizes the importance of fair legal interpretations and highlights the dangers of allowing partisan politics to influence judicial decisions.
Supreme Court Accidentally Forgets To Delete Basic Metadata In Trump Ballot Ruling
States cannot enforce Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment individually
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against Colorado in the case of keeping Trump off the ballot
5 Things You Should Know About The Alabama Declaration That Embryos Are People
The Supreme Court of Alabama ruled embryos as 'children' under the Alabama Wrongful Death of a Minor Act.
Patients brought claims for 'wrongful death' after embryos were destroyed in a fertility clinic incident.
Joint enterprise law: MP's bill seeks to stop innocent bystanders being jailed
A proposed amendment to English law could prevent innocent people from being imprisoned under the joint enterprise doctrine.
The amendment would require defendants to make a significant contribution to the crime to be convicted under joint enterprise.
Tory grandee warns Rwanda bill risks elected dictatorship'
Tory grandee Ken Clarke criticizes Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill and warns about the dangers of overturning a Supreme Court ruling.
The Safety of Rwanda bill passed its first hurdle in the House of Lords but is expected to face more opposition as peers attempt to amend it next month.