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‘Felt miserable watching others go to school’: Rohingya kids are finally students

Whether it is international human rights law or the Indian Constitution, education is a fundamental right of each child in India. But for five years, Rohingya refugee children were deprived of this in Delhi, despite multiple reach-outs to schools. All of this changed last Friday with a Supreme Court intervention,…

Newslaundry

MAGA feels true cost of Trump tariffs

Our supposedly brilliant president caves in on tariffs in less than a week — but it may be too late

Salon

President Trump's Reduced Tariff/Taxes Are Still Unconstitutional

We need a district judge to enter a nationwide injunction putting a stop to these huge unilateral, presidential tax increases on ordinary working-class people.

Reason

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Supreme Court to rule on definition of a 'woman' next week

The Supreme Court is to issue its judgement on how a woman should be defined in law next week ...

The National (Scotland)

Democrats’ problem isn’t just messaging – it’s the electoral math

The House, Senate and electoral college maps pose the party’s biggest issue. It’s time to focus on structural changes

The Guardian - US

'Lonely Single Mums Who Still Menstruate Can Sleep With Me': Filipino Lawyer Slammed For Crude 'Joke'

The disgusting comment a candidate for representative of Pasig made about single mothers has found virality, inciting the outrage of women's activists.

International Business Times UK

On Remand, the 5th Circuit Again Blocks a Lawsuit by a Texas Reporter Arrested for Newsgathering

Even if Laredo cops punished Priscilla Villarreal for constitutionally protected speech, the appeals court says, they would be protected by qualified immunity.

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Supreme Court’s decision on deportations gave both the Trump administration and ACLU reasons to claim a victory − but noncitizens clearly lost

President Donald Trump has claimed victory at the Supreme Court in his campaign to deport Venezuelan migrants accused by the government of being part of a foreign terrorist organization.

The Conversation

US Federal Judges Halt Deportations Of Venezuelans Under Wartime Law

Federal judges in New York and Texas temporarily blocked the Trump administration on Wednesday from deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members without a court hearing.

International Business Times

John Roberts Only Postponed the Bigger Fight Over Trump's Deportations

The Supreme Court did not answer two of the biggest legal questions raised by Trump’s invocation of the Alien Enemies Act.

Reason

Kristi Noem roasted for her gun handling skills in ICE photo-op

‘I hope that is just an unloaded prop,’ one concerned X user wrote

The Independent UK

Was the supreme court’s deportation ruling a win for Trump or immigrants?

The justices allowed the wartime law but impeded reliance on deportation without due process – here’s what to know

The Guardian - US

‘Long overdue, warning to Modi govt’: Editorials hail SC verdict on Governor’s role

In a major win for the DMK government in Tamil Nadu, the Supreme Court ruled that Governor R N Ravi’s decision to withhold assent to 10 bills – despite their re-passage by the state assembly – was “illegal, erroneous in law and liable to be set aside”.

Newslaundry

Standing in the Shadow Docket

Should the Court not consider jurisdiction unless there is irreparable harm?

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Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Claim That He Can Summarily Deport Anyone He Describes As an 'Alien Enemy'

Although the Court lifted an order that temporarily blocked removal of suspected gang members, it unambiguously affirmed their right to judicial review.

Roll Call

Groups start anew in legal challenge to Trump immigration move - Roll Call

Civil liberties groups filed a new lawsuit Tuesday to challenge removals under the 1798 law known as the Alien Enemies Act.

Newslaundry

Clear timelines, reasoning: 4 key takeaways from SC order on Governor’s powers in Tamil Nadu case

The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi’s decision to withhold 10 bills for President’s assent after they were re-passed by the Assembly as “illegal, erroneous in law and liable to be set aside”.

The Independent UK

Karen Read asks Supreme Court to delay her trial over ‘double jeopardy’

The 45-year-old is accused of striking her Boston cop boyfriend John O’Keefe with her SUV in 2022

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Supreme Court halts lower court order to rehire at six agencies - Roll Call

The Supreme Court on Tuesday paused an order that required the Trump administration to reinstate 16,000 fired probationary federal workers.

Latin Times

Trump's Supreme Court Win Allowing Deportation of Venezuelans Comes With Major Caveat

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume the deportation of alleged Venezuelan criminals to El Salvador, but ruled they must be given the chance to undergo judicial review

The Conversation

The founder kings of Silicon Valley: Dual-class stock gives US social media company controllers nearly as much power as ByteDance has over TikTok

When Congress passed a law in 2024 to ban TikTok unless it came under U.S. ownership, lawmakers argued that the app’s Chinese parent company posed national security concerns. The Trump administration, which had granted the viral video app a reprieve shortly after taking office in January 2025, extended that pause…

Reason

The FBI Wrongly Raided a Georgia Family's Home. Now Their Case Is Going to the Supreme Court.

A federal court ruled Trina Martin could not sue the government after agents burst into her home and held an innocent man at gunpoint.

Al Jazeera

US Supreme Court upholds deportations under Alien Enemies Act

The ruling says the Trump administration can invoke the law, but deportees have the right to challenge their removal.

Digital Camera World

Does embedding an Instagram violate copyright? A photographer wants the Supreme Court to decide

A photographer wants the Supreme Court to argue the validity of the "server test"

International Business Times

US Supreme Court Lifts Order Barring Deportations Under Wartime Law

The US Supreme Court on Monday lifted a lower court order barring the deportation of undocumented migrants using an obscure wartime law, in a victory for the Trump administration.

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