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Supreme Court to Decide on Transgender Students in School Sports
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can ban transgender students from school sports teams matching their gender identity, impacting transgender rights and school policies nationwide; this follows a recent ruling against healthcare for transgender youth.
Supreme Court to Decide on Transgender Students in School Sports
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can ban transgender students from school sports teams matching their gender identity, impacting transgender rights and school policies nationwide; this follows a recent ruling against healthcare for transgender youth.
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rejects Montana Parental Consent Law for Minor Abortions
The Supreme Court declined to review a Montana law requiring parental consent for minors seeking abortions, upholding a state court ruling that struck down the law due to broader state constitutional abortion protections; the law, which included potential fines and imprisonment, will remain unenforc...
Supreme Court Rejects Montana Parental Consent Law for Minor Abortions
The Supreme Court declined to review a Montana law requiring parental consent for minors seeking abortions, upholding a state court ruling that struck down the law due to broader state constitutional abortion protections; the law, which included potential fines and imprisonment, will remain unenforc...
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36% Bias Score
Heritage Foundation Challenges Court Rulings on Trump's Deportation Efforts
The Heritage Foundation challenges court rulings hindering President Trump's deportation efforts, arguing that non-citizens have limited due process rights in immigration proceedings but equal rights in criminal ones, leading to legal battles over deportation procedures and asylum claims.
Heritage Foundation Challenges Court Rulings on Trump's Deportation Efforts
The Heritage Foundation challenges court rulings hindering President Trump's deportation efforts, arguing that non-citizens have limited due process rights in immigration proceedings but equal rights in criminal ones, leading to legal battles over deportation procedures and asylum claims.
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68% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rejects Montana Parental Consent Law for Abortion
The Supreme Court declined to review a Montana law requiring parental consent for minors seeking abortions, upholding a state court ruling that the law violates minors' right to privacy under the state constitution; a separate state parental notification law remains in effect.
Supreme Court Rejects Montana Parental Consent Law for Abortion
The Supreme Court declined to review a Montana law requiring parental consent for minors seeking abortions, upholding a state court ruling that the law violates minors' right to privacy under the state constitution; a separate state parental notification law remains in effect.
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Curtails Nationwide Injunctions, Limiting Checks on Presidential Power
The Supreme Court limited nationwide injunctions against presidential actions in Trump v. Casa, a 6-3 decision impacting the judiciary's ability to immediately check executive overreach, particularly concerning Trump's birthright citizenship ban.
Supreme Court Curtails Nationwide Injunctions, Limiting Checks on Presidential Power
The Supreme Court limited nationwide injunctions against presidential actions in Trump v. Casa, a 6-3 decision impacting the judiciary's ability to immediately check executive overreach, particularly concerning Trump's birthright citizenship ban.
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84% Bias Score
Poland's Supreme Court Confirms Nawrocki's Presidential Win
Poland's Supreme Court finalized the presidential election results, confirming the victory of national-conservative historian Karol Nawrocki by a margin of 370,000 votes over his liberal-conservative opponent, despite over 50,000 appeals alleging irregularities, mostly dismissed as unsubstantiated.
Poland's Supreme Court Confirms Nawrocki's Presidential Win
Poland's Supreme Court finalized the presidential election results, confirming the victory of national-conservative historian Karol Nawrocki by a margin of 370,000 votes over his liberal-conservative opponent, despite over 50,000 appeals alleging irregularities, mostly dismissed as unsubstantiated.
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40% Bias Score
Luttig Condemns Roberts's Silence on Trump's Judicial Attacks
Former federal judge J. Michael Luttig publicly criticizes Chief Justice John Roberts for his insufficient response to Donald Trump's attacks on the judiciary, citing a decline in public trust in the Supreme Court (to 47% favorable) and increased threats against judges as major consequences.
Luttig Condemns Roberts's Silence on Trump's Judicial Attacks
Former federal judge J. Michael Luttig publicly criticizes Chief Justice John Roberts for his insufficient response to Donald Trump's attacks on the judiciary, citing a decline in public trust in the Supreme Court (to 47% favorable) and increased threats against judges as major consequences.
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling Against Montana's Minor Abortion Consent Law
The Supreme Court declined to review a Montana law requiring parental consent for minors seeking abortions, upholding a state court ruling that struck down the law based on the state constitution's broader abortion protections.
Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling Against Montana's Minor Abortion Consent Law
The Supreme Court declined to review a Montana law requiring parental consent for minors seeking abortions, upholding a state court ruling that struck down the law based on the state constitution's broader abortion protections.
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36% Bias Score
Alito Warns of Loopholes in Supreme Court's Universal Injunction Ruling
Justice Samuel Alito warned that class action and state lawsuits could effectively negate the Supreme Court's recent decision curbing universal injunctions, as seen in a Washington, D.C., judge's ruling against President Trump's asylum restrictions, which the Trump administration immediately appeale...
Alito Warns of Loopholes in Supreme Court's Universal Injunction Ruling
Justice Samuel Alito warned that class action and state lawsuits could effectively negate the Supreme Court's recent decision curbing universal injunctions, as seen in a Washington, D.C., judge's ruling against President Trump's asylum restrictions, which the Trump administration immediately appeale...
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court Expands Executive Power, Limiting Judicial Checks
The Supreme Court concluded its term by issuing several rulings that significantly expand executive power, limiting lower court injunctions against presidential orders and following a pattern of decisions favoring the Trump administration's agenda with a 6-3 conservative majority.
Supreme Court Expands Executive Power, Limiting Judicial Checks
The Supreme Court concluded its term by issuing several rulings that significantly expand executive power, limiting lower court injunctions against presidential orders and following a pattern of decisions favoring the Trump administration's agenda with a 6-3 conservative majority.
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64% Bias Score
Mexico's Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Rapidly Passed Legislation
Mexico's Supreme Court debated its power to invalidate poorly passed laws in mid-2023, highlighting the conflict between popular will and procedural correctness; the upcoming change to a fully elected court renders one argument obsolete, but the issue of invalidating flawed legislation remains.
Mexico's Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Rapidly Passed Legislation
Mexico's Supreme Court debated its power to invalidate poorly passed laws in mid-2023, highlighting the conflict between popular will and procedural correctness; the upcoming change to a fully elected court renders one argument obsolete, but the issue of invalidating flawed legislation remains.
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60% Bias Score
Greece Reverses Course on Settlement Expansion, Ignoring Supreme Court Ruling
Greece's Ministry of Environment is overturning a recent Supreme Court-aligned presidential decree that restricted settlement expansion, re-allowing construction on previously buildable plots and introducing flexible zones for settlements with 700-2,000 inhabitants, despite concerns about sustainabl...
Greece Reverses Course on Settlement Expansion, Ignoring Supreme Court Ruling
Greece's Ministry of Environment is overturning a recent Supreme Court-aligned presidential decree that restricted settlement expansion, re-allowing construction on previously buildable plots and introducing flexible zones for settlements with 700-2,000 inhabitants, despite concerns about sustainabl...
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52% Bias Score
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