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New York Rejects Texas Fine Against Abortion Pill Provider
New York's Ulster County clerk again rejected Texas's attempt to fine Dr. Margaret Carpenter \$113,000 for allegedly shipping abortion pills across state lines, citing a state shield law that protects abortion providers from out-of-state legal actions. This case could reach the Supreme Court.
New York Rejects Texas Fine Against Abortion Pill Provider
New York's Ulster County clerk again rejected Texas's attempt to fine Dr. Margaret Carpenter \$113,000 for allegedly shipping abortion pills across state lines, citing a state shield law that protects abortion providers from out-of-state legal actions. This case could reach the Supreme Court.
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Downsize Department of Education
The US Supreme Court lifted a lower court injunction, allowing the Trump administration to resume its plan to significantly downsize the Department of Education by transferring its functions to other federal agencies, affecting nearly 1,400 employees.
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Downsize Department of Education
The US Supreme Court lifted a lower court injunction, allowing the Trump administration to resume its plan to significantly downsize the Department of Education by transferring its functions to other federal agencies, affecting nearly 1,400 employees.
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Mass Layoffs at Department of Education
The Supreme Court overruled a lower court, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with mass layoffs of 1,378 Department of Education employees despite accusations of unconstitutionally dismantling the department without Congressional approval, prompting sharp dissent from liberal justices.
Supreme Court Allows Mass Layoffs at Department of Education
The Supreme Court overruled a lower court, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with mass layoffs of 1,378 Department of Education employees despite accusations of unconstitutionally dismantling the department without Congressional approval, prompting sharp dissent from liberal justices.
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Mass Layoffs at Department of Education
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to proceed with mass layoffs at the Department of Education, affecting 1,378 employees, despite a lower court ruling deeming the action unconstitutional; Justice Sotomayor issued a dissenting opinion criticizing the majority's decision.
Supreme Court Allows Mass Layoffs at Department of Education
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to proceed with mass layoffs at the Department of Education, affecting 1,378 employees, despite a lower court ruling deeming the action unconstitutional; Justice Sotomayor issued a dissenting opinion criticizing the majority's decision.
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Backs Education Department Layoffs, Advancing Trump's Restructuring Plan
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of the Education Department, allowing the dismissal of hundreds of employees, temporarily halting a lower court order and advancing President Trump's plan to restructure the department.
Supreme Court Backs Education Department Layoffs, Advancing Trump's Restructuring Plan
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of the Education Department, allowing the dismissal of hundreds of employees, temporarily halting a lower court order and advancing President Trump's plan to restructure the department.
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52% Bias Score
Inmate Claims Retaliatory Transfer After Supreme Court Beard Case
Arkansas inmate Gregory Holt, who won a Supreme Court case affirming his right to grow a beard, claims he was retaliatorily transferred to a West Virginia federal prison for filing multiple lawsuits against the Arkansas Department of Corrections; the ACLU filed suit on his behalf, arguing this viola...
Inmate Claims Retaliatory Transfer After Supreme Court Beard Case
Arkansas inmate Gregory Holt, who won a Supreme Court case affirming his right to grow a beard, claims he was retaliatorily transferred to a West Virginia federal prison for filing multiple lawsuits against the Arkansas Department of Corrections; the ACLU filed suit on his behalf, arguing this viola...
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Proceed with Education Department Layoffs
The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration, allowing the termination of nearly 1,400 Education Department employees, despite lower court injunctions and concerns about the department's ability to function.
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Proceed with Education Department Layoffs
The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration, allowing the termination of nearly 1,400 Education Department employees, despite lower court injunctions and concerns about the department's ability to function.
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Gut Department of Education
The Supreme Court lifted an injunction against the Trump administration's plan to drastically cut the Department of Education's workforce by nearly half, allowing mass firings and changes to student loan management to proceed, despite ongoing lower court challenges and concerns about harm to student...
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Gut Department of Education
The Supreme Court lifted an injunction against the Trump administration's plan to drastically cut the Department of Education's workforce by nearly half, allowing mass firings and changes to student loan management to proceed, despite ongoing lower court challenges and concerns about harm to student...
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48% Bias Score
DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Uphold Maxwell's Sex Trafficking Conviction
The Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court to deny Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal of her 2021 sex-trafficking conviction, a move that follows recent criticism of the department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein's case files; Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Uphold Maxwell's Sex Trafficking Conviction
The Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court to deny Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal of her 2021 sex-trafficking conviction, a move that follows recent criticism of the department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein's case files; Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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52% Bias Score
Thousands of US Federal Health Agency Employees Laid Off After Supreme Court Ruling
On July 14, 2025, thousands of US federal health agency employees were terminated following a Supreme Court decision that allowed the Department of Health and Human Services to proceed with a reduction in force, part of a broader plan to reorganize the department and "Make America Healthy Again", de...
Thousands of US Federal Health Agency Employees Laid Off After Supreme Court Ruling
On July 14, 2025, thousands of US federal health agency employees were terminated following a Supreme Court decision that allowed the Department of Health and Human Services to proceed with a reduction in force, part of a broader plan to reorganize the department and "Make America Healthy Again", de...
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44% Bias Score
Thousands of Federal Health Agency Employees Laid Off After Supreme Court Ruling
On July 14, 2025, thousands of US federal health agency employees were laid off following a Supreme Court ruling that permitted the Department of Health and Human Services to proceed with a planned reduction in force, despite ongoing legal challenges and temporary protections granted to some employe...
Thousands of Federal Health Agency Employees Laid Off After Supreme Court Ruling
On July 14, 2025, thousands of US federal health agency employees were laid off following a Supreme Court ruling that permitted the Department of Health and Human Services to proceed with a planned reduction in force, despite ongoing legal challenges and temporary protections granted to some employe...
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Rehear Case that Could Weaken Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court will rehear a Louisiana redistricting case this October, potentially weakening the Voting Rights Act's Section 2, which prohibits practices that deny racial minorities an equal right to vote; the decision could significantly impact minority representation in future elections.
Supreme Court to Rehear Case that Could Weaken Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court will rehear a Louisiana redistricting case this October, potentially weakening the Voting Rights Act's Section 2, which prohibits practices that deny racial minorities an equal right to vote; the decision could significantly impact minority representation in future elections.
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44% Bias Score
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