March 23, 2023
CNN — Two candidates compete for a seat Supreme Court of Wisconsin on Tuesday clashed over the state’s 1849 abortion ban in their lone debate, highlighting the high-stakes elections that could decide the issue in one of the nation’s most important swing states. Former Judge Daniel Kelly, conservative and liberal opponent, Milwaukee County Judge Janet
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WASHINGTON – On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear a major water rights dispute in Arizona to decide whether the federal government has broken its promises to the Navajo people for more than 150 years. Nearly a third of Navajo households do not have running water and have to rely on truckloads of water. The
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CNN — The Justice Department on Friday asked the Supreme Court to expedite the case. recent decision of the Court of Appeal which declared unconstitutional a federal law banning the possession of guns by persons under the Domestic Violence Ban. “Having a gun in a home where a domestic abuser lives increases the risk of
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A computer scientist who launched a global patent campaign for his inventions. artificial intelligence the system turned to the US Supreme Court Friday to hear his case. Stephen Thaler has petitioned the Supreme Court to review an appeals court ruling that patents can only be granted to human inventors and that his AI system cannot
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CNN — With new annual budget request published on Thursday Supreme Court told Congress he needed about $6 million in new security funding to expand the protections judges receive after threats against the court last summer. “Ongoing threat assessments show evolving risks that require ongoing protection,” the budget request says. “The additional funding will provide
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CNN — Key Democrats in Congress reached out to a former federal judge who reviewed Supreme Courtinvestigation into the abortion draft opinion leak to provide them with more information about his involvement after CNN Exclusive Reporting this showed that he had long-standing financial ties to the court. Their letter to Michael Chertoff—also a former secretary
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Families have been protesting in Tehran after several hundred gassings of girls in more than 52 schools over the past three months. “Chemical compounds” caused them to vomit and dizziness. Over a thousand students fell ill and an unknown number were hospitalized. In his first comments on the mysterious poisonings, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali
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Kenyan President William Ruto criticized a recent Supreme Court decision that allows an activist to register an LGBTQ rights organization, reiterating on Thursday that the country’s stance on same-sex marriage remains unchanged. The National Council, which oversees non-governmental organizations, rejected the activist’s request for registration. The High Court of Kenya and the Court of Appeal
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WASHINGTON – Hundreds of debt advocates and progressive political organizers gathered outside the Supreme Court Tuesday as judges heard oral arguments in two cases challenging President Biden’s plan to write off up to $20,000 in student loan debt for some borrowers. Several speakers, including some members of Congress, defended the president’s decision to write off
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Oral arguments before the Supreme Court on Tuesday in a high-profile student loan forgiveness case, Biden vs. Nebraska, opposed to each other two legal doctrines beloved by the conservative majority. The case to strike down President Biden’s program, which forgives about $400 billion in federal student loan liabilities, is based on the court’s recent “substantive
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