In an 8-7 verdict, the Israel Supreme Court has thrown out the Netanyahu government’s controversial Judicial reforms that sparked nationwide protests last year. The law would have clipped the Supreme Court’s powers of striking down government decisions. Critics of the Netanyahu government and the law are ecstatic even at the… Continue reading Israel Supreme Court throws out Judicial reforms
The Supreme Court has reinstated the death sentence for the convicted Boston marathon bomber after it was overturned by an appeals court. In a 6-3 vote, the honorable Justices rejected the Defense’s claims of the bomber being trialed unfairly in 2015. Three people died with 260 injured in the 2013… Continue reading SCOTUS reinstates death penalty for Boston Marathon bomber
After facing scathing defeats over his Build Back Better Agenda, vaccine mandates and the more recent rhetoric against the filibuster, President Biden has decided to tout the expected successes of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill. In a news briefing, President Biden said he “ran for President to unite the country.” This… Continue reading Agenda battered Biden switches back to Infrastructure Bill
The Supreme Court has blocked President Biden’s vaccine mandates that required larger companies to have all of their employees vaccinated or tested every week. The Justices decided that Biden overstepped his authority by trying to enforce federal mandates upon the people. In a separate ruling, they decided that a more… Continue reading In another major defeat for Biden, SCOTUS blocks vaccine mandates
President Biden has become – what he had once called Republicans of becoming – “an example of the arrogance of power” in an attempt to “eviscerate the Senate.” These aren’t the words of his critics, but of Senator Biden from 2005 when the Republicans wanted to suspend the filibuster for… Continue reading Biden becomes “an example of the arrogance of power”
The Department of Justice has asked the Supreme Court to review whether it has to continue implementing the “Remain in Mexico” policy. The “Remain in Mexico” policy or Migrant Protection Protocols were established by the Trump Administration in January 2019. It had effectively eradicated the “Catch and Release” policy that… Continue reading DOJ asks SCOTUS to review “Remain in Mexico” ruling
Former Danish Immigration Minister Inger Stoejberg faces jail time for “separating” asylum-seeking couples in 2016. Denmark’s Supreme Court Judges ruled that Stoejberg’s 2016 decision to separate couples was illegal. She will now spend 60 days in jail. Inger Stoejberg was shocked by the ruling as according to her, the policy… Continue reading Former Danish Immigration Minister faces jail time for “separating” couples
California Governor Gavin Newsom took a dig at the Supreme Court decision to let the Texas abortion law running. Newsom released a statement saying he plans to propose a gun control law under the abortion law model. He said that if states can bypass Federal courts when enforcing laws then… Continue reading Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom takes a dig at SCOTUS decision on abortion law
Representative Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez has attacked the Supreme Court of the United States just hours after Justices heard arguments in a Mississippi abortion case. The court will make its decision in the middle of next year, but Democrats have already launched their dangerous attacks on the Supreme Court and its Honorable… Continue reading AOC attacks the Supreme Court after destroying law enforcement morale
Former Vice-President Mike Pence has asked the Supreme Court to overturn 1973’s Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortions in the US. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over a Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks. The arguments will begin on Wednesday, and the ruling may… Continue reading VP Mike Pence asks Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade