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Supreme Court Clears Trump’s Passport Rule, Closing Door on Gender Identity Recognition

Supreme Court Clears Trump’s Passport Rule, Closing Door on Gender Identity Recognition

In a sharp turn for transgender rights in America, the U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to move forward with its policy restricting passport sex designations to an individual’s sex assigned at birth — blocking transgender citizens from having their gender identities reflected on the document. The court’s unsigned order overturned a lower …

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Judge Slams Trump Administration for ‘Political Hunger Games,’ Orders Full SNAP Funding by Friday

Judge Slams Trump Administration for ‘Political Hunger Games,’ Orders Full SNAP Funding by Friday

A Rhode Island federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately restore full food aid for over 42 million Americans, blasting it for attempting to slash Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits amid an ongoing government shutdown. Judge John McConnell, presiding from Providence, said the administration’s plan to issue reduced benefits was “politically motivated” …

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Google Bends, Epic Cheers: Android’s App Store Walls Begin to Crack

Google Bends, Epic Cheers: Android’s App Store Walls Begin to Crack

Google has finally loosened its grip on the Android kingdom. In a landmark settlement with Fortnite creator Epic Games, the tech giant has agreed to tear down some of the barriers that have long frustrated developers and fueled antitrust battles. Filed in a San Francisco federal court, the proposal marks the possible end of a …

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Supreme Court Weighs Trump’s Global Tariffs, Questions Presidential Power Over Congress

Supreme Court Weighs Trump’s Global Tariffs, Questions Presidential Power Over Congress

The U.S. Supreme Court found itself at the center of an economic and constitutional storm as justices from both ideological wings challenged the legality of former President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs—a policy that has reshaped America’s trade posture and stirred global markets. For more than two hours, the court dissected whether a decades-old law …

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Judge Demands Dignity: Chicago Court Orders Clean Toilets, Legal Access for Immigration Detainees

Judge Demands Dignity: Chicago Court Orders Clean Toilets, Legal Access for Immigration Detainees

A federal judge in Chicago has drawn a hard line on what he called “unconstitutional and inhumane” conditions at a suburban immigration facility, ordering federal officials to clean up their act—literally. The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge Robert Gettleman, came after detainees at the Broadview, Illinois, holding center described squalid cells, filthy toilets, and …

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Trump’s Bench Legacy Expands West: Eric Tung Joins the 9th Circuit

Trump’s Bench Legacy Expands West: Eric Tung Joins the 9th Circuit

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Eric Tung — a conservative legal mind shaped under the tutelage of Justices Neil Gorsuch and the late Antonin Scalia — to the influential 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, marking President Donald Trump’s first appointment to the San Francisco-based court in his second term. With a 52–45 vote, the …

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Trump Administration Cancels 80,000 Visas in Sweeping Crackdown on Non-Immigrant Holders

Trump Administration Cancels 80,000 Visas in Sweeping Crackdown on Non-Immigrant Holders

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has nullified roughly 80,000 non-immigrant visas since taking office in January, part of an expansive clampdown on foreign nationals accused of crimes ranging from minor offenses to serious assaults. A senior State Department official confirmed the numbers, noting that visa revocations have spanned categories such as driving under the influence …

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Marble Halls, Empty Halls: Supreme Court Turns Spotlight on Trump’s Tariff Gamble Amid Shutdown Silence

Marble Halls, Empty Halls: Supreme Court Turns Spotlight on Trump’s Tariff Gamble Amid Shutdown Silence

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court rarely feels this crowded in the middle of a government shutdown. But on Wednesday morning, the marble chamber buzzed with energy as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick joined a packed gallery to witness the legal fate of Donald Trump’s tariffs play out before nine black-robed …

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The Sandwich That Sparked a Showdown: Ex-Justice Department Staffer Faces Trial Over D.C. Outburst

The Sandwich That Sparked a Showdown: Ex-Justice Department Staffer Faces Trial Over D.C. Outburst

In a courtroom that has seen its share of political storms, one of Washington’s strangest trials unfolded this week — over a flying sandwich. Sean Dunn, once a Justice Department staffer handling international cases, is accused of launching a sub sandwich at a federal agent during a tense summer marked by then-President Donald Trump’s “law-and-order” …

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Judges Question Sam Bankman-Fried’s Plea to Overturn His Crypto Fraud Conviction

Judges Question Sam Bankman-Fried’s Plea to Overturn His Crypto Fraud Conviction

The once-celebrated crypto prodigy Sam Bankman-Fried faced a wall of skepticism in a Manhattan courtroom as appellate judges grilled his legal team over claims that his fraud trial was fundamentally unfair. Bankman-Fried, now 33 and serving a 25-year sentence, has sought to undo his conviction tied to the 2022 implosion of FTX — an exchange …

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