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Last night, President Donald Trump hosted a swearing-in ceremony for Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett following her confirmation by the Senate. She was sworn in near the Rose Garden, right by where the federal appeals court judge from Indiana was introduced to a crowd that sparked the spread of COVID-19 through the White House […]
The highest court in Ireland isn’t trying to let the fast food chain “Subway” break bread or save some dough. According to reports the Ireland’s Supreme Court ruled against the giant fast food chain on getting a tax break. The five-judge panel ruled against Subway because the ingredients in their sub rolls do not qualify […]
Amy Coney Barrett gave a speech at the White House on Saturday where she said, in a nod to the late Ruth Bader Ginsberg, that she would remember who’s place she’s taking on the Supreme Court. The recent nominee cut her teeth in the Federal Appeals Court in Chicago and used to work under Justice […]
President Donald Trump has nominated conservative favorite Amy Coney Barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s seat on the Supreme Court. His plan is to announce the candidate today and try to rush a Senate confirmation before Election day to confirm the position. If he succeeds, the balance of the court would shift in the conservative […]
On July 9th the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that almost half of Oklahoma is confirmed Native American Territory. This means that any Native American resident on those lands cannot be taken to state criminal court, they can only be tried by a federal one instead. This all started when a member of the Seminole Nation […]
A big win for the LGBTQ+ community in the United States Supreme Court Monday. The Supreme Court ruled the employers can not fire or discriminate against you based on sex. The landmark ruling covers gender identity and sexual orientation under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Trumps Administration argued the authors of the […]
Something to keep an eye on Wednesday is the Supreme Court hearing June Medical Services v. Russo. The case in Louisiana could shape the way other states handle access to abortions. It won’t overturn the Roe v. Wade ruling but it could make it increasingly difficult for women to get abortions in states where abortion […]
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