Supreme Court Clears Path for Trump to Oust FTC Commissioner, Sets Stage for December Showdown

Supreme Court Clears Path for Trump to Oust FTC Commissioner, Sets Stage for December Showdown

The U.S. Supreme Court has handed Donald Trump a temporary victory, allowing him to fire Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter while the justices prepare to take up the case in December—a battle that could reshape the balance of power between presidents and supposedly independent federal agencies. The dispute began when Trump moved to remove Slaughter, …

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Supreme Court’s Next Chapter: A Docket Stacked With Battles Over Power, Rights, and Faith

Supreme Court’s Next Chapter: A Docket Stacked With Battles Over Power, Rights, and Faith

When the U.S. Supreme Court gavels in its 2025–2026 term this October, it won’t just be opening another year of hearings — it will be stepping onto a battlefield where questions of presidential power, personal identity, and constitutional boundaries collide. The justices have loaded their calendar with disputes ranging from Donald Trump’s tariffs and campaign …

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Trump’s Legal Storm: The Supreme Court’s Front-Row Seat to a Presidency of Confrontations

Trump’s Legal Storm: The Supreme Court’s Front-Row Seat to a Presidency of Confrontations

Since Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January, the U.S. Supreme Court has become the arena where some of the fiercest battles over his sweeping assertions of power are being fought. From immigration raids to the independence of the Federal Reserve, from the definition of citizenship to the future of entire federal agencies, …

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Judge Strikes Down Trump-Era Arts Grant Ban on ‘Gender Ideology’

Judge Strikes Down Trump-Era Arts Grant Ban on ‘Gender Ideology’

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration crossed a constitutional line when it tried to keep artists and arts groups from receiving federal grants if their work touched on what the former president branded “gender ideology.” U.S. District Judge William Smith, sitting in Providence, Rhode Island, declared that the National Endowment for the …

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Trump’s Demand Sparks Exit of U.S. Prosecutor Over James Investigation

Trump’s Demand Sparks Exit of U.S. Prosecutor Over James Investigation

A sudden shake-up rattled the Justice Department on Friday as Erik Siebert, the top federal prosecutor overseeing a mortgage fraud probe into New York Attorney General Letitia James, abruptly resigned—just hours after Donald Trump publicly declared, “I want him out.” Siebert, who had served as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, informed staff …

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UAE–India Pact Powers Trade Surge Toward $100 Billion Goal

UAE–India Pact Powers Trade Surge Toward $100 Billion Goal

The economic corridor between the UAE and India is widening at remarkable speed, fueled by the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) signed in 2022. Foreign Trade Minister Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi said the pact has become a powerful engine for both nations, accelerating investment flows and deepening commercial ties. In the first half …

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Sharjah’s Investment Boom: $1.5B Surge Fuels Projects, Jobs, and Industrial Growth

Sharjah’s Investment Boom: $1.5B Surge Fuels Projects, Jobs, and Industrial Growth

Sharjah’s economic engine is roaring, and the latest half-year data paints a picture of an emirate rapidly reinventing itself as a heavyweight hub for global investors. In just six months, foreign capital inflows skyrocketed to $1.5 billion, a staggering 361% leap from the same period last year. The flood of investment powered 74 new projects—a …

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Arnold & Porter’s $3.5 Million Brazil Playbook Surfaces as Tariff Fight Brews

Arnold & Porter’s $3.5 Million Brazil Playbook Surfaces as Tariff Fight Brews

The quiet corridors of Arnold & Porter’s Washington offices are about to echo with the weight of international trade drama. Fresh filings under the Foreign Agents Registration Act reveal the U.S. legal powerhouse has inked a deal with Brazil’s government, just as the South American nation eyes a courtroom clash with the Trump administration over …

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Texas Turns Neighbors Into Enforcers With New Abortion Pill Crackdown

Texas Turns Neighbors Into Enforcers With New Abortion Pill Crackdown

Texas has rolled out yet another hardline measure in its ongoing war on abortion access — this time targeting the mail-order delivery of abortion pills. Governor Greg Abbott quietly signed the bill into law, granting ordinary Texans the power to sue anyone involved in shipping or supplying abortion medication into the state. The law, which …

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The Jimmy Kimmel Clash: Free Speech or Just Bad Ratings?

The Jimmy Kimmel Clash: Free Speech or Just Bad Ratings?

Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night stage has gone dark. ABC yanked his show after he lit into Donald Trump and mocked conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination response, sparking a political storm that has spilled into America’s ongoing fight over free speech. The controversy began when Kimmel suggested the shooter was a Trump supporter and accused “the MAGA …

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