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Supreme Court to decide on controversial immigration law soonTrump has not secured $464 million bond in New York civil fraud caseTrump's court cases are 'danger and threat' to U.S. if he is reelected: Fmr. Rep. Edwards09:32'Classified information can't be personal under any circumstance': Chuck RosenbergAbortion a top concern for Trump as he considers his VP pickE. Jean Carroll does not object to Trump bond in defamation suit04:11Trump pays $91.6 million bond in E.
Padilla on State of the Union: 'We’re going to hear a lot of good news from President Biden'Father of American-Israeli held hostage by Hamas: 'Where is the outcry of the United States people?'Supreme Court to decide on controversial immigration law soonThe Supreme Court is set to decide today on the future of a controversial Texas immigration law. NBC News' David Noriega and immigration attorney Allen Orr provide more insight into the potential impact.
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Alabama Supreme Court's Decision on Frozen Embryos Raises Concerns About Reproductive RightsThe Alabama Supreme Court's decision that frozen embryos have the same rights as children came as a surprise even to many who oppose abortion rights. But for researchers and activists who have long tracked narratives at the most extreme end of the anti-abortion movement, this legal determination was inevitable. They say it shows how, even as the pro-abortion rights movement focuses on preserving legal access to abortion and contraception, other laws that codify the once-fringe notion of 'legal personhood' may more immediately underpin decisions that could drastically curtail reproductive rights.
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Supreme Court Justices Barrett and Sotomayor, ideological opposites, unite to promote civilityWith the Supreme Court’s approval hovering near record lows, two justices have teamed up to promote the art of disagreeing without being nasty about it.
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Illinois Supreme Court upholds 'Bring Chicago Home' real estate tax proposal on primary ballotThe Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed real estate transfer tax, known as “Bring Chicago Home,' will remain on the primary ballot, and votes on the issue will be counted.
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Illinois Supreme Court denies bid to halt Bring Chicago Home tax referendumThe state's highest court declined to take up an appeal of a lower court ruling allowing votes to be counted for Tuesday's ballot measure.
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The Supreme Court Hands the Campus Surveillance State a LifelineStudents can continue to anonymously report on one another and their professors in order to rectify ‘bias.’ In April 2019, two Arizona State U...
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Low-level drug dealers are not eligible for reduced prison terms, Supreme Court rulesThe Supreme Court has ruled that low-level drug dealers cannot receive shortened prison terms under the First Step Act, a bipartisan criminal justice overhaul.
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