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MAGA erupts in fury as Donald Trump appointed Justice Amy Coney Barrett opposes ending birthright citizenship, sparking outrage
Justice Amy Coney Barrett questioned Trump's lawyer in court about birthright citizenship, upsetting MAGA supporters. Her comments showed concern about limiting court power, sparking anger online from those expecting her full support.
Trump announces Taylor Swift is 'no longer hot', bizarrely claims he's the reason
Donald Trump has said that Taylor Swift is no longer "hot". "Has anyone noticed that, since I said "I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT," she's no longer "HOT?"" the U.S. president wrote on his Truth Social platform on Friday morning. Taylor Swift has a current net worth of $1.6 billion, making her the wealthiest female musician in the world, according to Forbes.
Birthright Citizenship: What does 14th Amendment of US Constitution say, and all we know about upcoming US Supreme Court hearing against President Donald Trump’s order
The US Supreme Court is hearing a case on May 15 over President Donald Trump’s order to restrict birthright citizenship. This challenge questions the long-standing interpretation of the 14th Amendment. The hearing could redefine who qualifies as a US citizen by birth under constitutional law.
26/11 Mumbai terror case: Tushar Mehta to lead govt team in trial against Tahawwur Rana
The Indian government has appointed a legal team for the trial of Tahawwur Hussain Rana in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks case. Rana, a Pakistani-origin Canadian, faces charges related to the 2008 attacks. He was extradited from the US and arrested in Delhi. The NIA believes Rana has crucial information about Lashkar-e-Taiba and its future plans.
‘Birthright citizenship is about babies of slaves’: Trump urges US Supreme Court to end immigration ‘scam’
Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court to reconsider birthright citizenship, arguing it was intended for children of slaves, not immigrants. This comes as the court hears a case challenging nationwide injunctions, stemming from Trump's order to end automatic citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. The administration seeks to limit injunctions, while opponents argue they ensure consistent citizenship rights.
US Supreme Court weighs judicial checks on Donald Trump with birthright case
The US Supreme Court hears a case Thursday that could result in a radical reversal of constitutional interpretation and sharply curb the judiciary's ability to rein in Donald Trump -- or future American presidents. - Uniformity of US citizenship - The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to restrict the application of a district court's injunction solely to the parties who brought the case and the district where the judge presides.
Visiting Pornhub could soon be illegal in the U.S.: Senators introduce new bill that may ban pornography nationwide
Pornhub could soon be illegal in the U.S.: Interstate Obscenity Definition Act, introduced by Utah Senator Mike Lee, could lead to a nationwide pornography ban by redefining what’s legally considered obscene content online. The bill aims to replace the outdated Miller Test and remove the “intent” requirement, opening doors for federal action against adult content shared across state lines. Co-sponsored by Representative Mary Miller, this proposal marks Senator Lee’s third attempt to tighten federal rules around porn. If passed, it could criminalize many forms of consensual adult material online. Read more to see how this bill might reshape the future of internet freedom and adult content laws.
US Supreme Court faces dual controversies in birthright citizenship case
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments regarding Trump's policy restricting birthright citizenship, focusing on the legality of nationwide injunctions issued by lower courts. The administration seeks to narrow these injunctions, allowing broader enforcement of the policy while its legality is debated.
All about Sean Diddy's leagal team the 'Bad Boy for Life' rapper hired using his $800M war chest
Sean "Diddy" Combs, facing serious charges including racketeering and sex trafficking, has assembled a formidable legal team. Led by Marc Agnifilo, the team includes lawyers who have represented controversial figures like Martin Shkreli and Young Thug. Combs, who denies all allegations, is preparing for a protracted legal battle, arguing that all sexual encounters were consensual.
Who was David Souter? Former US Supreme Court Justice dead at 85
The US Supreme Court announced that former Justice David Souter died at his New Hampshire-based residence on Thursday. The Harvard Law School graduate was appointed to the Supreme Court by President George HW Bush in 1990.
Are Tesla, Nissan and Mercedes-Benz's exploiting Trump tariff fears to manipulate customers? Check details
Several companies are alerting customers about possible price hikes due to tariffs. Tesla and Nissan are among those urging consumers to buy now. French brand Sezane also cautioned its U.S. customers. Retailers are using this strategy to boost sales amid low consumer confidence. Some companies pass tariff costs directly. Donald Trump criticized Amazon for planning to display tariff-related price increases.
Can Schaeffler navigate US tariffs and industry softness to meet its full-year forecast?
Schaeffler, a German machine and car parts maker, saw its first-quarter revenue decline. The revenue fell short of market predictions. The company attributes this to industry softness. However, Schaeffler believes the impact of US tariffs is manageable. CEO Klaus Rosenfeld acknowledges a challenging market. Trade conflicts create planning difficulties. The company is assessing how to handle tariff costs.
TikTok, facing a US ban, tells advertisers: We're here and confident
At its annual ad pitch, TikTok reassured marketers of its future despite a looming US ban unless ByteDance sells. With 170 million US users, it spotlighted cultural impact, AI tools, and ad potential, aiming to maintain confidence and secure 2025 brand investments.
US Supreme Court lets Trump's transgender military ban take effect
The U.S. Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to implement its ban on transgender personnel in the military, potentially discharging thousands. This decision lifts a federal judge's order blocking the ban while a legal challenge proceeds. Trump's policy casts transgender identity negatively, reversing a prior policy allowing open service, and faces ongoing legal battles and cultural debates over transgender rights.
Trump's shocking three-word reply when asked if he must uphold the Constitution sparks controversy
Trump said in remarks airing Sunday that he does not know whether he must uphold the US Constitution, the nation's founding legal document. In a wide-ranging NBC News interview, the 78-year-old Republican also said he was not seriously considering running for a constitutionally-barred third White House term, and blamed his presidential predecessor Joe Biden for the "bad parts" of the current economy.
Checks and balances under threat in US? A deep dive into Trump's first 100 Days
The principle of checks and balances is fundamental to American democracy. President Trump tested this system by signing executive orders. The system depends on people operating in good faith. The article highlights historical instances. It includes Jefferson ignoring Adams' appointments and Jackson's veto of the national bank. Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus and Nixon's Watergate scandal are also discussed.
Is Trump overstepping boundaries? New poll shows majority believe President has 'too much' power
A recent survey reveals that many Americans think President Donald Trump has excessive power. They are more concerned about presidential overreach than judicial overreach. Republicans, however, feel federal courts wield too much authority. The poll highlights growing worries about Trump's use of executive power. Democrats and independents largely believe he has gone too far.
Trump makes first judicial nomination since returning to White House
Donald Trump has nominated Whitney Hermandorfer, a lawyer from Tennessee's Attorney General's office, to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Hermandorfer, who clerked for three Supreme Court justices, would fill a seat vacated after Joe Biden's nominee failed confirmation due to Republican opposition.
Explainer-What's next for Apple after US court's contempt order in Epic Games case?
Apple may face a criminal contempt investigation after a US judge ruled it violated a 2021 injunction in the Epic Games antitrust case. The court found Apple defied orders to allow alternative payment options and misled the court. Apple plans to appeal the ruling to the 9th Circuit Court.
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