Trump Defies Court With New Global Tariff
#TrumpTariffs #SupremeCourtRulingDonald Trump announced a 10% global tariff after the Supreme Court overturned his previous trade policy. He criticized the justices and asserted his authority to impose new levies, claiming the move would increase revenue. The UK expects its preferential trade status to continue. read more
MIT Sees Racial Enrollment Shift in Class Amid Affirmative Action Ban
#MIT #SupremeCourtRulingMIT admits the first class post-Supreme Court ruling; Black and Hispanic student enrollment drops by half, with Asian students increasing. The impact of the ruling on elite universities' diversity is highlighted, as officials express support for a varied student body. . read more
#ManhattanDA #SupremeCourtRuling
Manhattan DA agrees to postpone Trump's hush money sentencing following Supreme Court ruling granting him immunity from prosecution for official acts during his presidency. Prosecutors do not oppose the delay, seeking two weeks to respond to Trump's legal arguments. read more
#DonaldTrump #SupremeCourtRuling
Donald Trump's lawyers seek to delay sentencing and set aside his hush-money conviction in New York as they consider the impact of a recent US Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. Trump's defense argues certain evidence should not have been introduced due to his immunity. read more
#Biden #SupremeCourtRuling
President Biden criticizes the Supreme Court ruling granting presidential immunity, accusing it of enabling presidents like Trump to act without consequence. He emphasizes the danger in a lack of accountability and urges the American people to assess Trump's fitness for office. read more
#TrumpImmunity #SupremeCourtRuling
Donald Trump and his allies celebrate a Supreme Court ruling granting some immunity, potentially avoiding prosecution for election-related charges. MAGA Republicans hail the decision as a "big win." Democrats, including AOC, express frustration, with plans for impeachment. read more
#TrumpImmunity #SupremeCourtRuling
The US Supreme Court rules 6-3 that former presidents have absolute immunity for constitutional powers, but not for private actions. Chief Justice Roberts states immunity only applies to official acts. Justice Sotomayor dissents, calling it a mockery of the law. read more
#USpolitics #SupremeCourtruling
The US Supreme Court is evaluating if hospitals are required to offer emergency abortions to women in medical distress, especially with abortion bans in certain states like Idaho. read more
#ArizonaAbortionBan #SupremeCourtRuling
The Arizona Supreme Court has reinstated an 1864 near-total abortion ban, allowing for prosecutions of doctors. The law has no exceptions for rape or incest, only permitting abortions if the mother's life is at risk, significantly impacting abortion access in Arizona. read more