Por: Newsweek Nation December 02, 2023
Two Supreme Court cases could completely change gun control laws, one affecting who can legally own a firearm and the other defining what modifications may be made to existing weaponry.The rulings, to be given sometime this term, could affect hundreds of thousands of people under restraining orders, their alleged victims and half a million gun owners.'United States vs. Rahimi': Restraining Orders & Gun RightsOne of the cases involves... + full article
Politico USA Business September 12, 2023
The fundamentals of the 2024 campaign are still taking shape, but one thing is already clear: A flurry of court actions might cost Republicans the House majority. In the past nine days, state and federal judges threw out two congressional maps — and helped Democrats avoid a... + más
NFL, '60 Minutes,' 'Big Bang Theory' top weekly ratings | Orlando Sentinel
2022 Midterm election results: Republicans need just seven seats to capture the House majority | Fox News
Los Angeles Times USA Politics September 12, 2023
California voters by a 2-1 ratio disapprove of the work of the U.S. Supreme Court, describing it as too conservative and its rulings driven by politics, according to a new UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll co-sponsored by The Times. The statewide survey taken... + más
Did Martha Washington really name a cat after Alexander Hamilton? | The Boston Globe
'Frustration' fuels Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ESPN
Fox News USA Politics June 30, 2023
The ruling Thursday on affirmative action, the rulings Friday for a web designer to refuse to design same-sex websites and the decision to strike down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan will likely ignite calls by the left to expand or pack the composition of the... + más
What Are the Duties of A Trustee? | Forbes
OPEC's Surprise Output Cut Sparks Brief Dollar Rally | RTTNews
Time USA Life May 18, 2023
The biggest headlines about the Supreme Court typically involve one of two subjects: the major substantive rulings the Justices hand down each spring (like the decisions to eliminate a federal constitutional right to abortions and expanding a federal constitutional right to keep... + más
'Frustration' fuels Denver Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ABC News
Newsweek USA Nation April 04, 2023
nLegal experts are speculating that a gag order against Donald Trump could be issued, which could limit his ability to discuss the Manhattan hush money case or verbally attack prosecutors.nViolating the order could land Trump in jail for contempt of court. nThe gag order also... + más
Opinion: Can the New York court stop Trump's rants? Here's why a gag order would be a mistake | Los Angeles Times
Gag order on Idaho murder case is likely unconstitutional, lawyer argues | Newsweek
Politico USA Politics March 29, 2023
Next week’s Supreme Court election in Wisconsin could be the beginning of the end of the GOP’s near-dominance in Wisconsin. With the exception of the governorship, Republicans have long had a lock on most levers of power in the state. They have a strong majority of the... + más
NBA playoffs 2023: Our insiders dissect the Eastern and Western conference finals | ABC7
Portland Press Herald USA World November 26, 2022
When Judge Edward Davila sentenced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes to more than 11 years in prison last week, he ordered that she surrender for imprisonment April 27. But legal experts say Holmes could remain free well past that date. After Davila sentenced Holmes, 38, on four... + más
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes to be sentenced following conviction for fraud | ABC News
Is Elizabeth Holmes pregnant again? Her latest court appearance sparks rumors | Fox Business
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