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Trump asks Supreme Court to allow him to end humanitarian parole for 500,000 people from 4 countries

President Donald Trump's administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow it to end humanitarian parole for hundreds of thousands of immigrants from four countries

The Independent UK

Team Trump is growing "disillusioned"

Trump's officials are quietly concerned about his "blatant criminal behavior." What took them so long?

Salon

Israel Forces Close UN Schools In Annexed East Jerusalem

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees said Thursday that Israel closed three of its schools in annexed east Jerusalem, months after an Israeli ban on its activities took effect.

International Business Times

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Inadmissible evidence: why a routine traffic stop and police photo went all the way to the Supreme Court

A recent Supreme Court decision could have far reaching consequences on how police can use photographs as evidence.

The Conversation

C-SPAN wants to broadcast Supreme Court arguments for the first time in this Trump case

Non-profit government access TV provider said birthright citizenship case ‘holds profound national significance’

The Independent UK

Bolsonaro Leads Rally At Site Of 2023 Brazil Insurrection

Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro, who faces a trial on coup charges, vowed Wednesday to "continue the fight" at a protest to demand amnesty for people convicted over a failed right-wing insurrection.

International Business Times

AOC Posts Two-Word Response as CBO Projects Millions Could Lose Medicaid Under GOP Proposals: 'Told Ya'

AOC reacted to a report by the Congressional Budget Office showing that several Republican-backed Medicaid policy options could result in millions of Americans losing health coverage.

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US Supreme Court allows ban on transgender troops to take effect

The court’s decision split its nine-member bench along ideological lines, with its three left-leaning judges opposing.

Al Jazeera

SCOTUS Permits Discharge In COVID and Transgender Cases

Comparing Navy Seals and Shilling.

Reason

SCOTUS: Trans military ban can continue

The ban had been stayed by a lower court as a lawsuit works its way through appeals

Salon

Supreme Court allows Trump transgender troop ban - Roll Call

The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to take actions to implement a ban on transgender members of the U.S. military.

Roll Call

Religious charter schools threaten to shift more money away from traditional public schools – and the Supreme Court is considering this idea

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on April 30, 2025, in what could be the most consequential case for public education since the court started requiring schools to desegregate in the years following Brown v. Board of Education.

The Conversation

Sturgeon warns trans lives could become ‘unliveable’ after Supreme Court ruling

The former first minister of Scotland also rejected calls for her to apologise to critics of gender self-ID.

Evening Standard

Trump continues Biden’s court defense of mail-order abortion pills

Supreme Court tossed challenge to abortion pill last year

The Independent UK

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'Federal Courts Have No Role To Play,' Trump Tells SCOTUS in Latest Deportation Case Filing

The Trump administration is desperate to avoid judicial review.

Roll Call

Secretary Rubio defies Sen. Rubio by declaring foreign policy ‘belongs’ to Trump - Roll Call

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said foreign policy “belongs” to Trump. But Sen. Rubio had a long record of legislative oversight on the topic.

The Independent UK

Guatemalan mom detained by ICE moments after giving birth is reunited with her U.S. citizen newborn

Erika was detained by ICE after giving birth while agents stood near. After community pressure, she is no longer in custody and is awaiting an immigration court hearing, her attorney tells The Independent

Newslaundry

SC notice to Samay Raina, 4 others on ‘insensitive jokes’

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to comedians Samay Raina, Vipun Goyal and three others in a petition over their alleged insensitive jokes on persons with disabilities, according to LiveLaw.

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SC notice to centre over 4PM editor-in-chief’s plea

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the centre on a plea filed by Sanjay Sharma against the blocking of his YouTube channel 4PM on purported grounds of national security and public order, LiveLaw reported.

Reason

New Article: Forcibly Sweeping Section 3 Up To The Supreme Court

My personal account of the Section 3 litigation.

The Independent UK

Trump says he doesn’t ‘know’ if he must uphold the Constitution

Trump says his administration will follow the Supreme Court even as he and staff reinterpret its rulings

The Guardian - US

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Chainsaws, lawsuits and thundering silence – but no mention of the words ‘my bad’

The Conversation

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s wrongful deportation case is more about individual rights than the Trump administration’s foreign policy

Trump administration officials have repeatedly claimed that judges who order the administration to take action to bring deported Venezuelans back from the El Salvador prison where the U.S. sent them are meddling in the conduct of foreign policy.

Reason

Why the Major Questions Doctrine Applies to the President, Not Just Executive Agencies

This is a key issue in cases seeking to limit executive branch power grabs, including Trump's tariffs. Judge Ryan Nelson (a conservative Trump appointee) explains why the president is not exempt from the doctrine.

Reason

The IRS Says Your Digital Life Is Not Your Property

A Supreme Court case could determine whether Americans own their digital data—or whether the government can take that information without a warrant.

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