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Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Rulings on Discrimination, Gun Control, and Religious Exemptions
The Supreme Court unanimously decided three cases: rejecting a reverse discrimination claim, dismissing a lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers by the Mexican government, and ruling that Wisconsin violated the Constitution by denying tax exemptions to Catholic charities.
Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Rulings on Discrimination, Gun Control, and Religious Exemptions
The Supreme Court unanimously decided three cases: rejecting a reverse discrimination claim, dismissing a lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers by the Mexican government, and ruling that Wisconsin violated the Constitution by denying tax exemptions to Catholic charities.
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40% Bias Score
Court Blocks Trump's Attempt to Abolish Department of Education
President Trump's administration sought to eliminate the US Department of Education, transferring its functions to state and local entities; however, a judge blocked this action, ordering the reinstatement of fired employees and halting further closure attempts.
Court Blocks Trump's Attempt to Abolish Department of Education
President Trump's administration sought to eliminate the US Department of Education, transferring its functions to state and local entities; however, a judge blocked this action, ordering the reinstatement of fired employees and halting further closure attempts.
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48% Bias Score
Alvise Claims Widespread Circulation of False Illa PCR Test Before Sharing
MEP Luis Pérez Fernández, known as Alvise, appeared before the Supreme Court on Friday to defend himself against charges of falsification and defamation related to a false PCR test result of Salvador Illa, claiming he merely re-shared a document already circulating widely on social media in February...
Alvise Claims Widespread Circulation of False Illa PCR Test Before Sharing
MEP Luis Pérez Fernández, known as Alvise, appeared before the Supreme Court on Friday to defend himself against charges of falsification and defamation related to a false PCR test result of Salvador Illa, claiming he merely re-shared a document already circulating widely on social media in February...
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Sides with Catholic Charities in Unemployment Tax Exemption Case
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Wisconsin's denial of unemployment tax exemptions to Catholic Charities violated the First Amendment, impacting 47 states with similar laws and potentially reshaping the relationship between religious institutions and government regulations.
Supreme Court Sides with Catholic Charities in Unemployment Tax Exemption Case
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Wisconsin's denial of unemployment tax exemptions to Catholic Charities violated the First Amendment, impacting 47 states with similar laws and potentially reshaping the relationship between religious institutions and government regulations.
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32% Bias Score
Justice Department Appeals Block on Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
The Department of Justice appealed a judge's nationwide block of President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship, arguing before a three-judge panel in Seattle that the 14th Amendment sets a minimum, not a maximum, for birthright citizenship. This is the first time an appeals court h...
Justice Department Appeals Block on Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
The Department of Justice appealed a judge's nationwide block of President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship, arguing before a three-judge panel in Seattle that the 14th Amendment sets a minimum, not a maximum, for birthright citizenship. This is the first time an appeals court h...
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Eases Reverse Discrimination Claims
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 in favor of Marlean Ames, allowing her reverse discrimination lawsuit against the Ohio Department of Youth Services to proceed; the ruling impacts the standard of proof in such cases and reflects broader attacks on DEI initiatives.
Supreme Court Eases Reverse Discrimination Claims
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 in favor of Marlean Ames, allowing her reverse discrimination lawsuit against the Ohio Department of Youth Services to proceed; the ruling impacts the standard of proof in such cases and reflects broader attacks on DEI initiatives.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's New Travel Ban: Broader Scope, Stronger Legal Standing
President Trump issued a new travel ban affecting 19 countries, including both Muslim-majority and non-Muslim-majority nations, aiming to prevent terrorism and enhance national security; legal experts believe it is more likely to survive legal challenges than the 2017 version.
Trump's New Travel Ban: Broader Scope, Stronger Legal Standing
President Trump issued a new travel ban affecting 19 countries, including both Muslim-majority and non-Muslim-majority nations, aiming to prevent terrorism and enhance national security; legal experts believe it is more likely to survive legal challenges than the 2017 version.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court to Allow Mass Firings at Education Department
President Trump's administration appealed to the Supreme Court to allow mass firings at the Department of Education, which lower courts blocked, citing the department's statutory creation by Congress and potential crippling of its functions; the Supreme Court is already considering a related emergen...
Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court to Allow Mass Firings at Education Department
President Trump's administration appealed to the Supreme Court to allow mass firings at the Department of Education, which lower courts blocked, citing the department's statutory creation by Congress and potential crippling of its functions; the Supreme Court is already considering a related emergen...
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32% Bias Score
Morena Consolidates Control Over Mexico's Judiciary with Tribunal de Disciplina Appointments
Mexico's ruling Morena party secured all five seats on the newly formed Tribunal de Disciplina, which will oversee judges; this follows Morena's complete takeover of the Supreme Court, raising concerns about judicial independence.
Morena Consolidates Control Over Mexico's Judiciary with Tribunal de Disciplina Appointments
Mexico's ruling Morena party secured all five seats on the newly formed Tribunal de Disciplina, which will oversee judges; this follows Morena's complete takeover of the Supreme Court, raising concerns about judicial independence.
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64% Bias Score
Migrants Held in Djibouti Blocked from Contacting Lawyers
Migrants held in Djibouti by the Trump administration are cut off from their lawyers, raising due process concerns in an ongoing Supreme Court case challenging the administration's deportation of migrants to countries other than their homelands, specifically South Sudan, amidst ongoing conflict ther...
Migrants Held in Djibouti Blocked from Contacting Lawyers
Migrants held in Djibouti by the Trump administration are cut off from their lawyers, raising due process concerns in an ongoing Supreme Court case challenging the administration's deportation of migrants to countries other than their homelands, specifically South Sudan, amidst ongoing conflict ther...
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32% Bias Score
Supreme Court Expands Tax Exemptions for Religious Organizations
The Supreme Court expanded the criteria for religious organizations to receive tax exemptions, potentially impacting state and federal tax revenues, overturning a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision and potentially affecting numerous organizations including six of the ten largest health systems in the ...
Supreme Court Expands Tax Exemptions for Religious Organizations
The Supreme Court expanded the criteria for religious organizations to receive tax exemptions, potentially impacting state and federal tax revenues, overturning a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision and potentially affecting numerous organizations including six of the ten largest health systems in the ...
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rules Against Mexico in Gun Manufacturer Lawsuit
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against the Mexican government's $10 billion lawsuit against seven U.S. gun manufacturers, upholding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act which shields gun makers from liability for third-party criminal use of their products, rejecting claims of aiding an...
Supreme Court Rules Against Mexico in Gun Manufacturer Lawsuit
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against the Mexican government's $10 billion lawsuit against seven U.S. gun manufacturers, upholding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act which shields gun makers from liability for third-party criminal use of their products, rejecting claims of aiding an...
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36% Bias Score
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