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Here are five takeaways from the pivotal arguments on presidential immunity.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was back on the bench Tuesday, after
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is back on the bench after an unexplained one-day absence. Thomas, 75, was in his usual seat, to the right of Chief Justice John Roberts as t
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is back on the bench after an unexplained one-day absence. Thomas, 75, was in his usual seat, to the right of Chief Justice John Roberts as the court met to hear arguments in a case about the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021. Thomas has ignored calls from some progressive groups to step aside from cases involving Jan. 6 because his wife, Ginni, attended then-President Donald Trump's rally near the White House before protesters descended on the Capitol.
The Supreme Court upheld a hate speech conviction against a man who attended a protest against Israel six years ago, and displayed an Israeli flag where the image of a blue cockroach was used instead of a Star of David. The Court of Appeal previously convicted the man for publicly insulting Jewish people as a segment of the population. He was handed a fine of 350 euros, which was conditionally suspended, as part of the earlier verdict.
The Supreme Court seemed poised Thursday to grant former President Trump at least some protections from criminal prosecution after hearing two hours of arguments from his lawyers and prosecutors. Here are six things to know a historic day at the court. Justices were wary of blanket immunity claims Justices in both ideological camps expressed skepticism at
At Trump's Supreme Court immunity hearing, a majority of justices clearly didn’t buy the full sweep of his assertion of executive power -- but that may not matter much
A girlfriend accused of running over her policeman boyfriend and leaving him to die has been mobbed by supporters after the first day of her murder trial.Karen Read, 44, left Norfolk Superior Court, south of Boston, on Tuesday afternoon after jury selection, to a circus of protesters, media, and off-duty cops.She walked to her car flanked by her superstar legal team in a sharp light-grey suit with a white blouse tied in a bow around her waist.Read was surrounded by supporters waving 'Free Karen'...
The company hopes to give out over 1 million scoops of ice cream on April 16.
The company hopes to give out over 1 million scoops of ice cream on April 16.
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