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Supreme Court, Trump and National Guard

Trump gets bad news from one of his own appointed Supreme Court justices

Not long after losing his bid to deploy the U.S. military in Illinois at the U.S. Circuit Court level, President Donald Trump asked for help from the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). But he's already running into difficulty in the form of one of his own appointed justices.

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Trump’s lawyers ask the Supreme Court to uphold using the National Guard in Chicago

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Trump asks Supreme Court to allow deployment of National Guard in Illinois

Supreme Court, Voting Rights Act

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Meet Janai Nelson, the attorney who just argued her first Supreme Court case to protect Black voting rights

Nelson’s crucial oral arguments on Wednesday sought to preserve the heart of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. On Wednesday,

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Supreme Court seems likely to limit race-based electoral districts under Voting Rights Act

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US Supreme Court conservatives appear willing to blunt key Voting Rights Act provision

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Trump hasn’t closed the door on sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine

President Donald Trump did not take the possibility of the US sending long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine off the table during his call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, sources famili...

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Advocates warn Supreme Court could roll back Black voting rights

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Trump to meet Putin in Hungary

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'We need Tomahawks too': Trump indicates he's not ready to give long-range missiles to Kyiv ahead of Zelensky meet

“We need Tomahawks for the United States of America too. We have a lot of them, but we need them. I mean we can’t deplete our country,” Donald Trump said.

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Brendan Fraser on learning Japanese for comedy drama 'Rental Family'

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Zelensky fails to secure Tomahawk missiles at talks with Trump

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H-1B Visa Holders Handed Major Win by Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a long-running challenge to a federal rule allowing certain spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the United States, leaving intact a 2024 appellate decision that upheld the program’s legality.

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Supreme Court to run out of money from government shutdown this weekend, federal courts next week

Federal judges will continue their necessary work during the shutdown, but staff will only be allowed to perform certain protected activities on duty. The judges and their staff will not receive pay until the shutdown is over.

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Supreme Court sets date to hear FTC Slaughter case in test of Trump's firing powers

The Supreme Court takes up Trump’s effort to remove an FTC member, a case that could expand presidential control over independent agencies.