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Appeals Court Blocks Trump's Transgender Military Ban
A U.S. appeals court rejected the Trump administration's request to pause a lower court ruling blocking its ban on transgender military service members, leaving the ban temporarily blocked while the case proceeds. The Justice Department stated it will continue defending the ban.
Appeals Court Blocks Trump's Transgender Military Ban
A U.S. appeals court rejected the Trump administration's request to pause a lower court ruling blocking its ban on transgender military service members, leaving the ban temporarily blocked while the case proceeds. The Justice Department stated it will continue defending the ban.
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Weighs Catholic Charities' Unemployment Tax Exemption
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday in a case where a Wisconsin chapter of Catholic Charities is challenging the state's refusal to grant it a religious exemption from paying into the state's unemployment insurance system; the state says Catholic Charities is like any other non-profit; ...
Supreme Court Weighs Catholic Charities' Unemployment Tax Exemption
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday in a case where a Wisconsin chapter of Catholic Charities is challenging the state's refusal to grant it a religious exemption from paying into the state's unemployment insurance system; the state says Catholic Charities is like any other non-profit; ...
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Wisconsin Diocese Appeals Ruling Limiting Religious Charity
The Diocese of Superior, Wisconsin, is appealing a state Supreme Court ruling that deemed its Catholic Charities ministry non-religious, forcing it to contribute to the state unemployment program and hindering its ability to serve the needy; the case is now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Wisconsin Diocese Appeals Ruling Limiting Religious Charity
The Diocese of Superior, Wisconsin, is appealing a state Supreme Court ruling that deemed its Catholic Charities ministry non-religious, forcing it to contribute to the state unemployment program and hindering its ability to serve the needy; the case is now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Religious Exemptions for Unemployment Taxes
The Supreme Court will decide Monday whether Wisconsin violated the First Amendment by denying unemployment tax exemptions to Catholic Charities, potentially impacting over 1 million workers in religiously affiliated organizations.
Supreme Court to Rule on Religious Exemptions for Unemployment Taxes
The Supreme Court will decide Monday whether Wisconsin violated the First Amendment by denying unemployment tax exemptions to Catholic Charities, potentially impacting over 1 million workers in religiously affiliated organizations.
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Supreme Court Hears Case on Religious Charity's Unemployment Tax Exemption
The Supreme Court is deciding if a Wisconsin Catholic Charities chapter must pay unemployment taxes, with the charity arguing for an exemption based on its religious mission, while the state contends this would destabilize its unemployment system; the ruling could impact other religious organization...
Supreme Court Hears Case on Religious Charity's Unemployment Tax Exemption
The Supreme Court is deciding if a Wisconsin Catholic Charities chapter must pay unemployment taxes, with the charity arguing for an exemption based on its religious mission, while the state contends this would destabilize its unemployment system; the ruling could impact other religious organization...
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Sotomayor Warns of Weakening Rule of Law Amidst Legal Challenges
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor voiced worries Friday about shifting legal standards and public leaders challenging judicial norms, citing the Trump administration's legal battles and the potential weakening of the rule of law.
Sotomayor Warns of Weakening Rule of Law Amidst Legal Challenges
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor voiced worries Friday about shifting legal standards and public leaders challenging judicial norms, citing the Trump administration's legal battles and the potential weakening of the rule of law.
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Florida Special Election: Democrats Aim to Reduce GOP Margin
Florida's 6th District special election pits Democrat Josh Weil against Republican Randy Fine; while a Democratic win is unlikely given Trump's substantial 2024 margin, Democrats hope to significantly reduce it by targeting specific demographics and leveraging lower turnout in a special election.
Florida Special Election: Democrats Aim to Reduce GOP Margin
Florida's 6th District special election pits Democrat Josh Weil against Republican Randy Fine; while a Democratic win is unlikely given Trump's substantial 2024 margin, Democrats hope to significantly reduce it by targeting specific demographics and leveraging lower turnout in a special election.
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Carney Opposes Quebec's Use of Notwithstanding Clause in Bill 96
Liberal Leader Mark Carney supports the goals of Quebec's Bill 96, aimed at protecting the French language, but opposes the government's use of the notwithstanding clause to shield it from legal challenges, stating that a Liberal government would intervene in any Supreme Court challenge.
Carney Opposes Quebec's Use of Notwithstanding Clause in Bill 96
Liberal Leader Mark Carney supports the goals of Quebec's Bill 96, aimed at protecting the French language, but opposes the government's use of the notwithstanding clause to shield it from legal challenges, stating that a Liberal government would intervene in any Supreme Court challenge.
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Musk's $1 Million Donation Influences Wisconsin Supreme Court Election
Elon Musk donated $1 million to two Wisconsin voters supporting conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, prompting a legal challenge that was rejected by the state supreme court just before a rally; this is part of over $80 million spent in the election that will decide key issues.
Musk's $1 Million Donation Influences Wisconsin Supreme Court Election
Elon Musk donated $1 million to two Wisconsin voters supporting conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, prompting a legal challenge that was rejected by the state supreme court just before a rally; this is part of over $80 million spent in the election that will decide key issues.
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Musk Invests $20 Million in Wisconsin Supreme Court Race, Donates $2 Million and Holds Town Hall
Elon Musk donated $2 million and his groups invested nearly $20 million supporting Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, holding a town hall with $2 million in giveaways and urging voters to see the election as a referendum on the future of the House and government reforms, while launching...
Musk Invests $20 Million in Wisconsin Supreme Court Race, Donates $2 Million and Holds Town Hall
Elon Musk donated $2 million and his groups invested nearly $20 million supporting Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, holding a town hall with $2 million in giveaways and urging voters to see the election as a referendum on the future of the House and government reforms, while launching...
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Florida and Wisconsin Elections to Test Trump and Musk's Influence
Special elections in Florida and Wisconsin on Tuesday will test the popularity of Donald Trump's second term and Elon Musk's influence. Two vacant Florida House seats and a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat are up for grabs, with the outcomes potentially impacting the balance of power in Congress and the...
Florida and Wisconsin Elections to Test Trump and Musk's Influence
Special elections in Florida and Wisconsin on Tuesday will test the popularity of Donald Trump's second term and Elon Musk's influence. Two vacant Florida House seats and a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat are up for grabs, with the outcomes potentially impacting the balance of power in Congress and the...
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60% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Terrorism Lawsuit After Release of Ari Fuld's Killer
Ari Fuld, an American killed by a Palestinian terrorist in 2018, whose murderer was recently released, prompting a Supreme Court case challenging the constitutionality of a law allowing American victims of terrorism to sue their attackers, while the Palestinian Authority's "pay-for-slay" program con...
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Terrorism Lawsuit After Release of Ari Fuld's Killer
Ari Fuld, an American killed by a Palestinian terrorist in 2018, whose murderer was recently released, prompting a Supreme Court case challenging the constitutionality of a law allowing American victims of terrorism to sue their attackers, while the Palestinian Authority's "pay-for-slay" program con...
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