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The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

Prison Guards Forcibly Cut a Rastafarian Inmate's Dreadlocks. SCOTUS Will Decide If They Can Be Sued Over It.

The Supreme Court will hear Landor v. Louisiana Department of Corrections and Public Safety this fall.

Reason

Donald Trump handed a crushing loss after his attempt to hug presidential immunity like a security blanket is rejected

Trump just keeps digging his own hole.

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Thaksin Termination? Prison Term Latest Chapter In Political Odyssey

Loved and loathed in almost equal measure, Thaksin Shinawatra transformed Thai politics in the early 2000s with populist policies that won him and his party loyalty from the rural masses.

International Business Times

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Thaksin returns for Supreme Court ruling

Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra returned to Bangkok when his private jet landed at Don Mueang airport on Monday afternoon, the day before the Supreme Court’s ruling on his prolonged hospital stay instead of serving prison time.

Bangkok Post

Supreme Court Lifts Injunction in Los Angeles Immigration Enforcement Case

Allowing the Administration's program to continue, although not creating any new Fourth Amendment law.

Reason

Supreme Court Issues Dubious "Shadow Docket" Ruling Staying Injunction Against Racial Profiling in Immigration Enforcement

There is no majority opinion, so the reasoning is unclear. But Justice Kavanaugh's concurring opinion undercuts principle that government must abjure racial discrimination.

Reason

Supreme court lifts restrictions on LA immigration raids in win for Trump

Conservative majority lifts judge’s restraining order that found ‘roving patrols’ were making indiscriminate arrests

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Trump appeals foreign aid freeze to Supreme Court

It follows a federal judge ordering the admin to release the billions approved by Congress.

Axios

Trump gets big Supreme Court win and is allowed to freeze billions in foreign aid — for now

Government lawyers claimed unfreezing aid poses ‘grave and urgent threat’ to the presidency

The Independent UK

Trump's Tariffs Face a Major 'Major Questions' Problem at the Supreme Court

The same legal theory that tripped up Joe Biden's student loan scheme could also sink Donald Trump's tariffs.

Reason

How Trump’s dismissal of a Fed governor could redefine presidential power – if courts agree that he alone can interpret vague laws

President Donald Trump’s penchant to act first, ask later was on full display recently when he became the first president in American history to fire a member of the Federal Reserve Board.

The Conversation

Supreme Court Clears Way for ICE to Detain People in Los Angeles Based on Looks, Labor Sites or Language

The Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a major victory this week, ruling that federal immigration agents in Los Angeles and across Southern California may detain individuals suspected of being in the country illegally based on outward signs such as appearance, workplace or language.

Latin Times

Trump asks Supreme Court to let it cut billions in foreign aid

Request comes after an appeals court orders Trump to distribute the congressionally approved funds.

Al Jazeera

Givan defends his decision on withdrawal of guidance on gender for schools

The Stormont Education Minister said the guidance was ‘unlawful and flawed’.

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US asks Supreme Court to allow halt on some foreign aid spending - Roll Call

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow the government to not make about $4 billion in foreign aid payments.

The National (Scotland)

Palestinian prisoners not being given adequate food, Israel top court rules

ISRAEL'S Supreme Court has ruled Palestinian prisoners are not being given adequate food.

Newslaundry

SC seeks govt response on Mahesh Langa bail, asks ‘what kind of a journalist is he’

The Supreme Court has sought the response of the Gujarat government and the Enforcement Directorate on journalist Mahesh Langa’s petition seeking bail in a money laundering case linked to an alleged financial fraud.

Benzinga

Scott Bessent Warns Of 'Half' Tariff Revenue Refund If Supreme Court Rules Against—But Trump May Have Another Plan, Say Experts

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned of potential consequences if the Supreme Court rules against the administration, despite expressing confidence over the Trump Administration’s appeal to the higher court.

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Al Jazeera

India expands censorship powers, lets lower officials demand takedowns

A new censorship mechanism allows even district-level officers to demand social media firms pull down posts.

The Independent UK

In rare ruling, Israeli Supreme Court says Israel deprives Palestinian prisoners of food

Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that the government failed to feed Palestinian security prisoners properly and ordered authorities to improve their nutrition

Fortune

U.S. may have to refund half its tariff revenue as high-stakes court battle threatens to wreak havoc on the deficit and bond market

"This alone would raise further concerns about the fiscal outlook and likely push bond yields higher."

Axios

SCOTUS loss would lead to huge Trump tariff refunds, Bessent warns

The government is collecting more than $30 billion a month in tariffs at this point.

International Business Times

Bolsonaro Supporters Called To Streets Ahead Of Coup Trial Verdict

Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro will test his political strength Sunday with demonstrations in the country's main cities, days before the Supreme Court decides whether he is guilty of attempting a coup.

Benzinga

Trump Administration Blocked From Ending Protections For Venezuelans, Haitians: Report

A federal judge in San Francisco has once again prevented the Trump administration from canceling immigration protections for immigrants from Venezuela and Haiti, ruling that the move to revoke their status was unlawful.

Reason

The Government's Cert Petition to the Supreme Court in Our Tariff Case - and Our Response

We agree the Court should take the case and resolve it as quickly as possible, to minimize the harm caused by the illegal tariffs.

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