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Supreme Court Allows Trump's Mass Federal Layoff Plan to Proceed
The Supreme Court overturned a lower court injunction blocking President Trump's executive order mandating large-scale federal employee layoffs, potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of jobs, despite ongoing legal challenges over the legality of the plan.
Supreme Court Allows Trump's Mass Federal Layoff Plan to Proceed
The Supreme Court overturned a lower court injunction blocking President Trump's executive order mandating large-scale federal employee layoffs, potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of jobs, despite ongoing legal challenges over the legality of the plan.
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Mass Federal Firings
On July 8, 2025, the US Supreme Court overturned a lower court's injunction halting mass federal employee firings ordered by President Trump, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with its plan despite concerns raised by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson about the potential for massive job losses...
Supreme Court Allows Mass Federal Firings
On July 8, 2025, the US Supreme Court overturned a lower court's injunction halting mass federal employee firings ordered by President Trump, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with its plan despite concerns raised by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson about the potential for massive job losses...
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Backs Trump's Plan to Reorganize Federal Agencies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with President Trump, temporarily halting lower court injunctions blocking his plan to massively reorganize and downsize federal agencies, potentially laying off tens of thousands of employees, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissenting.
Supreme Court Backs Trump's Plan to Reorganize Federal Agencies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with President Trump, temporarily halting lower court injunctions blocking his plan to massively reorganize and downsize federal agencies, potentially laying off tens of thousands of employees, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissenting.
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Expands Presidential Power in Favor of Trump Administration
The U.S. Supreme Court issued rulings predominantly favoring the Trump administration in 56 cases and over 100 emergency appeals, expanding presidential power and limiting judicial checks, prompting criticism for undermining the rule of law and the balance of governmental powers.
Supreme Court Expands Presidential Power in Favor of Trump Administration
The U.S. Supreme Court issued rulings predominantly favoring the Trump administration in 56 cases and over 100 emergency appeals, expanding presidential power and limiting judicial checks, prompting criticism for undermining the rule of law and the balance of governmental powers.
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48% Bias Score
Eight Men Deported to War-Torn South Sudan After Supreme Court Ruling
Eight men convicted of violent crimes in the US were deported to South Sudan on Friday following a series of legal challenges that reached the Supreme Court, despite the State Department's travel advisory warning against travel to South Sudan due to "crime, kidnapping and armed conflict".
Eight Men Deported to War-Torn South Sudan After Supreme Court Ruling
Eight men convicted of violent crimes in the US were deported to South Sudan on Friday following a series of legal challenges that reached the Supreme Court, despite the State Department's travel advisory warning against travel to South Sudan due to "crime, kidnapping and armed conflict".
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60% Bias Score
US Deports Eight Convicts to South Sudan Amidst Legal Battle and Instability Concerns
The US deported eight people convicted of crimes, including murder and sexual assault, to South Sudan after a Supreme Court ruling, despite concerns over the country's instability and the fact that only one deportee is South Sudanese.
US Deports Eight Convicts to South Sudan Amidst Legal Battle and Instability Concerns
The US deported eight people convicted of crimes, including murder and sexual assault, to South Sudan after a Supreme Court ruling, despite concerns over the country's instability and the fact that only one deportee is South Sudanese.
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Federal Worker Layoffs
The US Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume mass firings of federal workers, potentially leading to hundreds of thousands of job losses across multiple agencies, despite lower court rulings against the plan, which aligns with the conservative Heritage Foundation's "Project 2025" ...
Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Federal Worker Layoffs
The US Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume mass firings of federal workers, potentially leading to hundreds of thousands of job losses across multiple agencies, despite lower court rulings against the plan, which aligns with the conservative Heritage Foundation's "Project 2025" ...
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Trump's Federal Workforce Downsizing
The Supreme Court cleared the way for President Trump's plan to drastically reduce the federal workforce, overturning lower court orders, despite warnings of significant service disruptions and potential job losses for at least 75,000 employees across agencies including Agriculture, Energy, and Vete...
Supreme Court Allows Trump's Federal Workforce Downsizing
The Supreme Court cleared the way for President Trump's plan to drastically reduce the federal workforce, overturning lower court orders, despite warnings of significant service disruptions and potential job losses for at least 75,000 employees across agencies including Agriculture, Energy, and Vete...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Doubles Judge's Ban for Abuse of Power
The Spanish Supreme Court sentenced Judge Luis Acayro Sánchez to a 10-year ban for intentionally abusing his power to harm a lawyer who filed a complaint against him in 2018, a decision that overturns a previous 5-year ban from a lower court and includes the permanent loss of his judicial position a...
Spanish Supreme Court Doubles Judge's Ban for Abuse of Power
The Spanish Supreme Court sentenced Judge Luis Acayro Sánchez to a 10-year ban for intentionally abusing his power to harm a lawyer who filed a complaint against him in 2018, a decision that overturns a previous 5-year ban from a lower court and includes the permanent loss of his judicial position a...
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36% Bias Score
Justice Jackson's Unprecedented Dissents Reshape Supreme Court Dynamics
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's frequent, strongly worded dissenting opinions, exceeding those of her colleagues, particularly in her second year, challenge established norms and draw criticism, with implications for the Court's image and future dynamics.
Justice Jackson's Unprecedented Dissents Reshape Supreme Court Dynamics
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's frequent, strongly worded dissenting opinions, exceeding those of her colleagues, particularly in her second year, challenge established norms and draw criticism, with implications for the Court's image and future dynamics.
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Expands Personal Injury Compensation Criteria
The Spanish Supreme Court's June 17th ruling allows using traffic accident compensation criteria (Law 35/2015) for work-related illnesses and toxic exposures, potentially increasing indemnities significantly, as seen in a case involving Uralita and asbestos victims.
Spanish Supreme Court Expands Personal Injury Compensation Criteria
The Spanish Supreme Court's June 17th ruling allows using traffic accident compensation criteria (Law 35/2015) for work-related illnesses and toxic exposures, potentially increasing indemnities significantly, as seen in a case involving Uralita and asbestos victims.
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32% Bias Score
Eight Deportees Arrive in War-Torn South Sudan
Eight men, deported from the US in May and held in Djibouti, arrived in war-torn South Sudan on Friday after a federal judge and the Supreme Court cleared the way for their removal despite State Department warnings against travel to the country due to ongoing armed conflict.
Eight Deportees Arrive in War-Torn South Sudan
Eight men, deported from the US in May and held in Djibouti, arrived in war-torn South Sudan on Friday after a federal judge and the Supreme Court cleared the way for their removal despite State Department warnings against travel to the country due to ongoing armed conflict.
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56% Bias Score
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