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Maduro Requests Audit Of Venezuela's Presidential Election

Venezuela's President requests Supreme Court audit of presidential election to address concerns and uphold democratic values.

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Expert: Roberts has "lost his authority"

New report shows Roberts' immunity ruling was "incoherent" and "manufactured," legal scholars told Salon

Salon

Randy Barnett: Originalism, Obamacare, and the Libertarian Movement

Libertarian legal giant Randy Barnett on his epic Supreme Court battles, the Federalist Society, and watching movies with Murray Rothbard.

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Biskupic Part III Confirms What We Already Knew: Justice Alito Lost Majority Opinions in NetChoice and Trevino.

There is little here that can't be gleaned from the docket and the split opinions.

Reason

Cuban American House Republicans Compare Biden To Latin American Autocrats

Cuban American House Republicans criticize Biden's Supreme Court reform proposal, drawing parallels to Latin American autocrats.

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This Supreme Court has redefined the meaning of corruption

The U.S. Supreme Court is deregulating corruption, with arguably grim consequences for American democracy.

The Conversation

Israel’s military starts drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews – but the battle over serving ‘the army of God’ vs. the army of the state isn’t over, and points to key questions for the country’s future

In late July 2024, the Israeli military sent out the first 1,000 conscription notices to ultra-Orthodox Jewish men, following a unanimous Supreme Court ruling that the government must stop exempting them.

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Biden's one trick to fix a broken SCOTUS

Biden’s proposed constitutional amendment would be just the latest to amendment to correct a Supreme Court mistake

Salon

Joe Biden is politicizing US supreme court reform – and that’s a good thing

Reining in the rogue court is a crucial goal with wide support from Americans across the political spectrum

The Guardian - US

Former Health Care Worker Denies Accessing Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Records

Former health care worker denies accessing and sharing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's medical records, sparking concerns about privacy violations and potent...

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Supreme Court faces new leak as inside info on Idaho abortion ruling is released

Report describes heated deliberations over whether to reverse decision on high-profile Idaho abortion ban case

The Independent UK

R Kelly asks Supreme Court to overturn his child porn convictions

Former R&B singer is asking the highest court in the US to reverse his conviction

The Independent UK

President Biden Supports Supreme Court Term Limits

President Biden's administration plans to reform the Supreme Court with term limits and ethics rules to strengthen justice and democracy.

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Patanjali case: SC tells Modi govt to publicise complaints against misleading ads of medicines

The Supreme Court has suggested that the Ayush ministry should create a centralised dashboard to publicise and track the progress of complaints filed against misleading advertisements on medicinal or allied healthcare products, Bar and Bench reported.

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Biden's Last Gasps

Plus: Venezuelan election follow-up, racial segregation is back (for Kamala), and more...

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Biden Proposes Supreme Court Changes Amid Public Outrage

President Biden's proposals for Supreme Court reform include term limits, ethics enforcement, and presidential immunity amendment.

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President Biden Campaigns For Vice President Kamala Harris

President Biden supports Vice President Harris and calls for Supreme Court reforms to restore trust in the judicial system.

Reason

Today in Supreme Court History: July 30, 1956

7/30/1956: Congress enacted a resolution, declaring that the motto of the United States is "In God we Trust." The Supreme Court declined to grant review in Newdow v.Congress, which considered the constitutionality of that motto.

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Tech groups, others plan full fight over kids’ online safety bills - Roll Call

Opponents say they will challenge on constitutional grounds bills intended to protect kids online that are set for a Senate vote.

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President Biden Dismisses House Speaker Johnson's Supreme Court Reform Proposal

President Biden's response to House Speaker Mike Johnson's criticism of Supreme Court reform proposal sparks debate and captures media attention.

International Business Times

Biden Unveils Long-shot Plan To Overhaul US Supreme Court

Joe Biden unveiled plans Monday for sweeping US Supreme Court reforms, as he seeks to cement his legacy in the twilight of his presidency despite Republicans branding the proposals dead on arrival.

The Conversation

A President Harris might not get any Supreme Court picks – Biden proposes term limits to make sure all future presidents get two

To emphasize the importance of an election, presidential candidates often predict that the next president will have an opportunity to fill one or two vacancies on the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Texas Tribune

In Austin, Biden slams “extreme” U.S. Supreme Court

Biden asked Congress to pass a constitutional amendment to end to presidential immunity during a speech to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library.

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President Biden Calls For Major Supreme Court Reforms

President Biden advocates for significant Supreme Court reforms to uphold civil rights principles and separation of powers, potentially reshaping the court...

The Independent UK

Biden says court reform needed to protect civil rights in speech marking landmark desegregation law

The president wants Congress to impose a binding code of ethics on the high court

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