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nbcnews.compolitics8 hrs ago
UK Government Appeals Court Ruling Allowing Chagossian Settlement Near Diego Garcia
The government appeared in the Court of Appeal on July 16 seeking to reverse a March Supreme Court decision that backed Chagossians who settled on the islands 150 days ago. Misley Mandarin, the self-appointed Chagossian First Minister, criticized the move from Île du Coin.
vox.compolitics9 hrs ago
Democratic Senate candidates raised more in several races while Republican incumbents held larger cash reserves
Candidates filed second-quarter 2026 finance reports on Wednesday showing large Democratic hauls in Senate contests. Super PAC activity and a Supreme Court ruling also appeared in the filings.
forbes.compolitics9 hrs ago
Federal Court Strikes Down SAVE Student Loan Plan, Affecting 7.5 Million Borrowers
The Independent reported that a March federal court ruling declared the SAVE repayment plan illegal. Seven point five million borrowers must now select new plans within 90 days of receiving notice from their servicer. All notices will be sent by the end of the year.
Rapplerpolitics23 hrs ago
Fact check finds no court or justice department order halting Duterte impeachment trial
A circulating video misrepresents a January 2026 Supreme Court ruling on an earlier impeachment case. The current Senate trial, which began July 6, continues without interruption.
ABC Newspolitics1 day ago
National Park Service Installs New Slavery Memorial Panels at Philadelphia Site
The National Park Service replaced panels at the President’s House exhibit overnight. The change follows a June appeals court ruling and aligns with a 2025 executive order. Philadelphia officials and advocates vowed to continue legal efforts.
nypost.comfinance1 day ago
UK Single-Sex Space Rules Take Effect August 5, Requiring Biological Sex for Toilets and Changing Rooms
Britain's equality watchdog said new guidance on toilets, changing rooms and other single-sex facilities will become effective next month. The rules follow a Supreme Court ruling that defined women by biological sex under the Equality Act 2010.
politics1 day ago
Federal agencies expand enforcement against birth tourism
U.S. immigration agencies are increasing scrutiny of travelers and companies involved in birth tourism. The effort follows a Supreme Court ruling that blocked limits on birthright citizenship through executive order.
newrepublic.comworld1 day ago
Supreme Court Denies House Arrest for Bnei Brak Man Accused of Rape and Targeting Minors
Israel's Supreme Court overturned a Tel Aviv District Court ruling that would have allowed a Bnei Brak resident accused of multiple sex offenses to be released to house arrest with electronic monitoring in Safed. Prosecutors had opposed the lower court's decision.
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zerohedge.compolitics1 day ago
President Trump Removes Two Election Assistance Commission Members
President Trump dismissed two Democratic members of the Election Assistance Commission and accepted the resignation of the remaining Republican member. The moves followed a series of court rulings that blocked earlier administration efforts to change state election procedures.
Fox Newsworld2 days ago
New Hampshire court resentences Dartmouth killer to 45 years to life
A Grafton Superior Court hearing Monday approved a joint recommendation of two concurrent 45-year-to-life sentences for Robert Tulloch. The change follows a 2012 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that mandatory life-without-parole sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional.
abcnews.go.compolitics3 days ago
British Columbia sets aside 450 square kilometres as protected area
The province designated roughly 450 square kilometres of Crown land in northeastern British Columbia as the K'ih tsaaʔdze Protection Area for the next 10 years. The area lies within Treaty 8 territory and follows a 2021 court ruling on industrial impacts.
Fortunefinance3 days ago
U.S. Military Begins Third Night of Strikes Against Iran
CNBC reported multiple developments including military action, a Senate nomination, budget figures, a court ruling, shipping plans and data center technology.
nybooks.compolitics3 days ago
Appeals Court Upholds Block on Florida Stop WOKE Act for University Professors
The 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on July 7 upheld a 2022 district court ruling that struck down part of the law as applied to professors. The decision prevents the state from enforcing viewpoint restrictions in college classrooms.
jpost.comworld4 days ago
High Court to Hear Tzohar Kashrut License Dispute on November 2
Tzohar filed a response on July 12 asking Israel's High Court of Justice to reject the state's attempt to invalidate its kashrut license granted July 1. The organization cited prior court rulings and a July 7 letter from the Chief Rabbinate director-general.
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washingtonpost.comtechnology5 days ago
French Court Upholds Le Pen Conviction but Shortens Election Ban, Allowing Her Candidacy
Marine Le Pen extended her lead in a voter preference poll for France's April presidential election after appeal judges shortened a prior ban on her candidacy. The far-right candidate declared her run this week following the Paris court ruling.
ynet.co.ilpolitics5 days ago
Israeli Government Says It Will Not Respect Supreme Court Ruling on Broadcasting Council; Court Blocks Cabinet Plan to Close Army Radio
Israel's government stated Sunday it would disregard a Supreme Court order requiring the Council of the Second Authority for Television and Radio to continue operations despite lacking a quorum. President Isaac Herzog and other officials criticized the position.
upi.compolitics5 days ago
President Trump Removes Two Election Assistance Commission Members
President Donald Trump removed the two Democratic members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission on Thursday. The commission now has no sitting members after a Republican commissioner also resigned this week. The White House cited a recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential…
axios.compolitics6 days ago
White House Fires Three Election Assistance Commission Members
The White House terminated the three remaining members of the Election Assistance Commission on Thursday. The firings follow a Supreme Court ruling that overturned a 1935 precedent limiting presidential removal of independent agency officials.
Yonhapworld6 days ago
South Korea Supreme Court to Rule Next Week on Appeals in Ex-First Lady Corruption Case
The Supreme Court will deliver its verdict Thursday on charges against former first lady Kim Keon Hee. She faces a four-year prison term from an April appeals court ruling on stock manipulation and bribery allegations.
biggerpockets.combusiness7 days ago
IRS Extends Deadline for COVID Refund Claims to July 10
A federal court ruling extended the IRS filing deadline to July 10, 2023, giving affected taxpayers until July 10, 2026, to seek refunds. The National Taxpayer Advocate said most must file a protective claim to preserve rights.
thewire.inpolitics7 days ago
Lord Chief Justice Warns Against Personal Attacks on Judges in Lords Debate on Rule of Law
Lord Burnett of Maldon told peers that personal vilification of judges crosses into an assault on judicial independence. His remarks followed Prince Harry's description of a High Court ruling as a whitewash.
The Federalistpolitics7 days ago
Texas Court Allows Detransitioner Lawsuit Against Therapist to Proceed
A Texas appeals court reversed lower court rulings and permitted a lawsuit alleging negligence and fraud by a therapist who recommended surgery for a patient experiencing gender dysphoria. The decision addressed the timing of the statute of limitations for the claim.
abcnews.go.compolitics7 days ago
Viral Post on Photocopied Peso Bills Follows Supreme Court Ruling on Evidence but Remains Illegal Tender per Central Bank
A July 7 post citing a statement from Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial spread the claim that photocopied banknotes can be used as legal tender. Rappler reported the post gained thousands of reactions before the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and court records clarifie…
sbs.com.auworld8 days agoUpdated
Marine Le Pen announces 2027 presidential candidacy after appeals court ruling
Marine Le Pen stated she will run for president in 2027 hours after an appeals court upheld her embezzlement conviction but shortened her election ban. The ruling followed a March 2025 lower-court decision that had barred her from office.
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Washington Examinerpolitics9 days ago
Israeli Cabinet Rejects High Court Order on Media Regulator
The Cabinet voted unanimously to disregard a High Court ruling requiring the Second Authority for Television and Radio to resume operations without a full quorum. The court warned that officials who defy its orders could lose personal immunity from civil suits.
computerweekly.comtechnology9 days ago
Virginia Datacentre Project Halted by Court Ruling and Backer Withdrawal
The 2,000-acre Prince William Digital Gateway site in Virginia was stopped after a local court ruling and the exit of a key backer. The project joins other large-scale datacentre plans cancelled or delayed worldwide due to energy and local opposition issues.
Al Jazeerapolitics8 days agoUpdated
Paris Appeals Court to Rule on Marine Le Pen's Eligibility for 2027 French Presidential Run
Marine Le Pen confirmed she will seek the French presidency next year and appeal a court ruling to the highest court. A Paris appeals court will decide Tuesday whether a five-year office-holding ban remains in effect.
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mandatory.comworld10 days ago
Duke of Sussex begins UK charity events before court ruling
The Duke of Sussex arrived in London for a week of charity events and will learn the outcome of a lawsuit against a newspaper publisher later on Tuesday. His wife and children are not accompanying him due to security concerns.
Yonhapworld10 days ago
Suspended Sentences Finalized for Three Convicted of Bribing Former First Lady Kim Keon Hee
A Seoul court ruling on June 26 imposed suspended prison terms and fines on three defendants for providing gifts to former first lady Kim Keon Hee. The sentences were finalized July 3 after both sides waived appeals.
cnbc.compolitics11 days ago
House Speaker Says Birthright Citizenship Needs Congressional Fix After Court Ruling
The House speaker stated that birthright tourism has devalued the 14th Amendment and called for legislation or a constitutional amendment. President Trump urged Congress to act after the Supreme Court declined to rule on an executive order limiting birthright citizenship.
propublica.orgworld13 days ago
Wisconsin Christian Counselors Sue Over State Therapy Rule
Christian counselors filed suit in May challenging a Wisconsin administrative rule that restricts certain therapies for minors questioning their biological sex. The suit argues the rule conflicts with a March Supreme Court ruling that struck down a similar Colorado law on First A…
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slate.compolitics13 days ago
Justice Department Investigates Alaska Senate Candidate Over Name Similarity
The U.S. Department of Justice opened a probe into Dan J. Sullivan's campaign amid allegations he seeks to confuse voters with a name matching incumbent Sen. Dan S. Sullivan. The move follows state court rulings that kept the challenger on the August primary ballot. @ABC reported…
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680news.comworld13 days ago
Oregon Hospital Renews Contract with Local ER Doctors Group Before Court Ruling
A hospital system dropped plans to replace Eugene Emergency Physicians with ApolloMD after the local group challenged the move under Oregon's 2025 corporate practice of medicine law. The case ended without a court ruling when the hospital renewed its agreement with the independen…
abcnews.go.compolitics14 days ago
Supreme Court ruling on presidential removal power faces test at credit union agency
Two members of the National Credit Union Administration board filed new arguments Thursday seeking to block their terminations. The filings cite the agency's structure as comparable to the Federal Reserve.
washingtonpost.compolitics14 days ago
National Parks Allowed to Keep Removing Signs Administration Calls Inappropriate
A court ruling permits continued removal of signs from national parks that officials have labeled inappropriate or "woke." The decision supports administration efforts to review park materials.
americanbanker.comsports15 days ago
NCAA Keeps Policy Barring Transgender Women from Women's Teams After Supreme Court Ruling
Charlie Baker stated the NCAA will keep its policy aligned with the Trump administration standard. The Supreme Court ruled this week that states may bar transgender athletes from school sports based on biological sex.
eonline.comworld15 days ago
NBC News Anchor Explains Use of Terms From Supreme Court Ruling
An NBC News anchor stated on air that the network used the phrases biological male and biological female because they appeared in a Supreme Court decision. The ruling upheld state laws limiting participation by transgender athletes in school sports.
abcnews.go.compolitics16 days ago
Court ruling allows party committees to coordinate spending with candidates
A federal court decision permits party committees to coordinate unlimited spending with candidates. The change affects how committees allocate funds for advertising and other campaign expenses.
abcnews.go.comworld16 days ago
Federal Court Allows Unlimited Political Ad Spending by Candidates and Parties
A federal court ruling permits candidates and political parties to spend unlimited amounts on broadcast advertising. The decision removes previous spending caps that applied to certain election-related communications.
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thewire.inpolitics16 days ago
Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Bar Pregnant Noncitizens From Entering U.S.
Representative Andy Ogles introduced the Anchors Away Act on June 30, 2026. The measure would prohibit certain pregnant noncitizens from entering the United States to give birth. The bill follows a Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship issued the same day.
Newsweekworld16 days ago
FCC Chairman Defends Agency Scrutiny of Broadcasters After Court Ruling
The FCC chairman said the agency will continue reviewing broadcast licenses. The comments followed a Supreme Court decision expanding presidential authority over independent agencies and a separate concurrence citing FCC actions.
AP Newsworld16 days ago
Federal court ruling on birthright citizenship draws congressional response
A federal court decision addressing birthright citizenship has prompted statements from congressional leadership. The ruling has raised questions about its effects on immigration policy and legal precedent.
dailykos.comfinance17 days ago
U.S. companies receive tariff refunds ahead of June deadline
The federal government is distributing billions in tariff refunds to companies before the end of June. The payments follow a Supreme Court ruling that found the tariffs unlawful.
focustaiwan.twpolitics17 days ago
President Calls for New Voting Requirements After Court Ruling
The president proposed legislation requiring photo identification and proof of citizenship for voters. The measure would also limit mail-in ballots except in cases of illness, disability, military service, or travel.
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dailykos.compolitics18 days ago
Federal government to begin East Potomac Golf Links renovation on Sept. 1
President Trump said the federal government will start work on the public course Sept. 1 and reopen it after redesign. The project follows a May agreement with the National Links Trust and a recent court ruling on notice requirements.
nbcnews.comscience18 days ago
CDC vaccine panel charter revised to broaden member criteria and review alternatives
A new charter for the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices posted June 25, 2026, broadens expertise requirements and adds responsibility to assess non-vaccine prevention options. The document replaces a March version deemed invalid and follows a court ruling that most cur…
cnet.comworld18 days ago
U.S. Offers Plane Ticket and $2,100 for TPS Holders to Self-Deport
The Department of Homeland Security will provide a plane ticket and $2,100 to migrants holding Temporary Protected Status who choose to leave the United States. The offer follows a Supreme Court ruling that permits ending protections for migrants from Haiti and Syria.
globalnews.capolitics18 days ago
West London NHS Trust Allows Biological Males With Gender Recognition Certificates Into Female Wards Under Temporary Policy
West London NHS Trust allows biological males holding gender recognition certificates to use female-only wards and toilets. The policy uses the term legal gender despite a Supreme Court ruling defining sex as biological. The trust described the measure as temporary pending nation…
abcnews.go.compolitics19 days ago
Ministry of Defence keeps 2019 transgender policy after Supreme Court ruling
The Ministry of Defence has not updated its 2019 transgender policy more than a year after the Supreme Court ruled that sex under the Equality Act refers to biological sex. Military commanders continue to handle access to single-sex facilities on a case-by-case basis while revise…
winnipegfreepress.compolitics19 days ago
Liberal Democrats Admit Unlawful Discrimination Against Former Candidate and Face Court Ruling on Damages
The party accepted David Campanale's claims of religious discrimination after his deselection before the 2024 election. A London court will begin assessing damages and costs this week.
rediff.combusiness19 days ago
July 10, 2026 Deadline Set for Protective Claims on COVID Tax Refunds Under Appeal
Usa Today reported that July 10, 2026 is the final date for taxpayers to file protective claims with the IRS for potential refunds tied to a federal court ruling on suspended filing deadlines during the COVID-19 disaster period. The government is appealing the decision.
Reasonbusiness21 days ago
Court Ends Lawsuits Claiming Roundup Weedkiller Caused Cancer
A court ruling dismissed claims that the weedkiller Roundup caused cancer, likely ending thousands of similar cases against its manufacturer. The decision affects pending litigation over the product.
newrepublic.compolitics21 days ago
Supreme Court Says Migrants Must Enter U.S. to Seek Asylum, Reversing Lower Court Rulings
The Supreme Court held Thursday that migrants must physically set foot in the United States to qualify for asylum. The decision reversed earlier lower court orders that had required processing for some applicants turned away at ports of entry.
thesouthafrican.compolitics21 days ago
New York City and State Announce $495,000 to Expand Abortion Referral Hub
New York City and state officials announced $495,000 in new funding to broaden the referral network of the NYC Abortion Access Hub. The announcement coincided with the fourth anniversary of the 2022 Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade.
nypost.comworld23 days ago
California Appeals Court Upholds Injunction and $18 Million Penalty Against Sable Offshore Pipeline Repairs
The California Second District Court of Appeal on June 21 upheld a lower court ruling favoring the California Coastal Commission in a dispute with Sable Offshore Corp. over pipeline repairs. The Houston-based company acquired the Santa Ynez system in 2024 and faces an $18 million…
New York Postbusiness23 days ago
California Court Upholds Injunction on Pipeline Repairs but Oil Flow to Chevron Continues
The California Second District Court of Appeal on June 21 upheld a lower court ruling favoring the California Coastal Commission in a dispute over pipeline work. Sable Offshore Corp. said it will continue oil production and consider further appeals.
Nprpolitics24 days ago
Supreme Court Declines Review of Arkansas Voting Rights Lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday left in place a 2025 appeals court ruling that bars private lawsuits to enforce Section 208 of the Voting Rights Act in seven states. The decision affects enforcement of voter assistance rules in Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nort…
New York Postpolitics26 days ago
Ninth Circuit Blocks California Law Barring Parent Notification on Gender Identity
The appeals court ruling allows Huntington Beach to enforce its local ordinance requiring schools to inform parents about students’ sexual orientation and gender identity.
thehindu.comworld27 days ago
Appeals Court Ruling Creates Split on Gun Suppressor Rules
A federal appeals court decision has produced conflicting rulings among circuits on whether gun suppressors require federal registration. The split increases the chance that the Supreme Court will review the issue.
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claimsjournal.comtechnology27 days ago
Appeals Court Allows Ohio to Enforce Social Media Parental Consent Law While NetChoice Reviews Further Options
A three-judge panel of the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on June 18 reversed a district court ruling and permitted Ohio to require parental consent for children under 16 to access social media platforms.