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EPA moves to limit scope of clean water law to reduce amount of wetlands it covers

The Environmental Protection Agency says it is redefining the scope of the nation’s bedrock clean water law to limit the amount of wetlands it covers

The Independent UK

Fed's Cook blasts mortgage fraud allegations against her as 'baseless' in letter to AG Bondi

Lawyers for Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook on Monday disputed allegations by a Trump administration official that she committed mortgage fraud, an accusation that President Donald Trump used as a basis for seeking to fire her

The Independent UK

This Gun Case Harks Back to Constitutional Concerns About the Limits of Federal Power That Now Seem Quaint

Congress justified that National Firearms Act of 1934 as a revenue measure—a rationale undermined by the repeal of taxes on suppressors and short-barreled rifles.

Reason

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What is asylum metering? Supreme Court to review immigration policy axed in 2021

President Joe Biden formally rescinded the use of metering in 2021

The Independent UK

US Faces £760 Billion Tariff Refund Crisis If Supreme Court Rules Against President Trump, Report Says

A CNBC report warns the US could face a £760bn ($1tn) tariff refund crisis as the Supreme Court reviews President Trump's use of emergency trade powers.

International Business Times UK

Supreme Court to take up case over border asylum claim location - Roll Call

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide whether asylum claims can be denied by preventing migrants from crossing the border from Mexico.

Roll Call

Nov 17, 2025: Toxic air stains Delhi’s heritage

Air pollution impacts heritage sites too. In September, a report pointed to black crusts on the walls of the Red Fort. In 2018, the Supreme Court said that the Taj Mahal had turned yellow and greenish-brown due to air and water pollution.

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Sheikh Hasina: The woman who ruled Bangladesh with an iron fist for 15 years

A Bangladesh war crimes court sentenced ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina to death on 17 November, concluding a months-long trial that found her guilty of ordering a deadly crackdown on a student-led uprising last year.

The Independent UK

Puigdemont appeals to Spain's top court to lift his arrest warrant

Carles Puigdemont, Catalonia's former president, seeks to return to Spain following a favourable yet not definitive EU Advocate General's ruling on Spain's amnesty law.

Euronews

Is the Federal Prohibition on Felon Firearm Possession Constitutional?

Judge Willett thinks that some federal statutes have been interpreted and applied in ways that conflict with the notion that the federal government only has limited and enumerated powers.

Reason

Trump's all-in-one tariffs try to fund everything, fix everything

Trump is relying on tariff revenue to fund big promises and broad agendas.

Axios

Alan Cumming: ‘After my rant about trans rights, I was worried I would be deported’

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The actor is also a deeply concerned US citizen. He talks to Patrick Smith about the fear gripping the US, JK Rowling, the star-studded mini-festival he’s holding in tiny Pitlochry, and working on Russell T Davies’s new drama

The Independent UK

Business groups ask Supreme Court to pause California climate reporting laws in emergency appeal

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is asking the Supreme Court to pause new California laws expected to require thousands of companies to report emissions and climate-risk information

The Independent UK

Thousands 'Declared Dead': Voter Purge in Bihar Branded 'Quiet Coup' Against Democracy

Bihar's voter purge has sparked outrage after 6.5 million names were deleted from electoral rolls, with critics calling it a 'quiet coup' as the Supreme Court demands transparency from the Election Commission.

International Business Times UK

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Trump ripped for invoking Bible’s command to care for children after fighting to keep SNAP food stamps from poorest kids

‘You literally fought in court to strip families of food assistance,’ Gavin Newsom tells president

Reason

A New Lawsuit Says New York's Rent Law Is Forcing Landlords To Keep Apartments Empty

Landlords argue that rent caps on vacant units prevent them from financing the costs of legally mandated renovations.

International Business Times UK

Who Gets The $2,000 Trump Tariff Dividend? Treasury Hints Only Families Earning Under $100k Will Qualify

Donald Trump pledges $2,000 'tariff dividends' for Americans, but the Supreme Court could order refunds of his controversial trade duties.

Reason

Why Does SCOTUS Hear So Few Second Amendment Cases?

The right to keep and bear arms occupies a curious place in American legal history.

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The Independent UK

Pakistan’s parliament votes to give army chief sweeping new powers

Constitutional amendment puts Field Marshal Asim Munir in command of navy and air force in addition to the army and grants him lifelong immunity from prosecution

Reason

The Alien Enemies Act and the Major Questions Doctrine

The Trump administration's claims that illegal migration and drug smuggling qualify as an "invasion" or a "predatory incursion" under the Alien Enemies Act go against the major questions doctrine.

Benzinga

Rapper Cardi B Is Calling Out Poor Trump Voters Saying He Was 'Never For Y'all Poor Mother-F-kers' As 40 Million Lose Food Stamps

Poor voters who supported President Donald Trump were the target of criticism from rapper Cardi B, who said the president never represented their interests.

Benzinga

15 Stocks To Consider Buying For The Supreme Court Ruling On Trump's Tariffs

Right now, the U.S. Supreme Court is staring down a case that could unravel some of the biggest pieces of Trump's economic legacy—specifically, the recent tariffs imposed during his presidency under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).

Reason

Federal Appellate Judges Can Petition the Supreme Court to Review a Question

Litigants often file "petitions for certiorari" asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case, or particular questions within the… The post Federal Appellate Judges Can Petition the Supreme Court to Review a Question appeared first on Reason.com.

Roll Call

Democrats weathering redistricting storm with majority in sight - Roll Call

Despite mid-decade redistricting, the fight for the House remains stable, and that’s good news for Democrats looking to flip the chamber.

Benzinga

SNAP Benefit Limbo Continues As Supreme Court Extends Block On Full November Payments

The Supreme Court on Tuesday extended a short-term order that lets the Trump administration hold back full food stamp payments for November, keeping millions of low-income households in limbo.

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