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Michael Cohen Begs Supreme Court for Compensation for His Imprisonment in ‘Long Shot’ Bid

Disgraced former lawyer Michael Cohen is begging the United States Supreme Court to help him seek compensation for his imprisonment, according to a new report. Cohen, who was an attorney for President Donald Trump before turning against him, is appealing to the Supreme Court seeking damages relating to his imprisonment,…

Report: Justice Amy Coney Barrett Shifting to the Middle

President Donald Trump-appointed Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has made a significant shift toward the middle, a new report has claimed. After three years on the bench, it's becoming clear that the Supreme Court justice is much more moderate than many anticipated. In her first two years on the…

Biden Issues Emergency Appeal to Supreme Court to Reinstate Student Debt Scheme

As the end of his lame-duck presidency draws near, Democrat President Joe Biden is now pushing for at least one of his campaign promises to be solidified. Biden is hoping that his plan, to pay off the student loan debts of college-educated voters with taxpayer money, can get back on…

Vermont Schools Can Vaccinate Children against Parents’ Wishes, State Supreme Court Rules

Vermont's Supreme Court has ruled that schools in the state can begin vaccinating children without the knowledge or consent of their parents. The state's high court ruled that school officials will get the final say on vaccination and can vaccinate kids against their parents's wishes. Families will no longer be…

Supreme Court Called on to Enforce Proof of Citizenship Law in Arizona ahead of November Election

Republicans are calling on the United States Supreme Court to allow Arizona to enforce its proof of citizenship requirements ahead of the critical November presidential election. The nation's highest court is being asked to allow enforcement of sections of an Arizona law requiring documented proof of citizenship to cast a ballot…

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch Warns Too Many Federal Laws ‘Impair’ Americans’ Freedoms

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has warned of the threat to public freedom from introducing too many federal laws. During an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Gorsuch said that there are too many federal laws on the books in the United States. He argued that the sheer amount of laws…

Supreme Court to Be Key Issue in Harris-Trump Battle

The Supreme Court is now expected to play a major role in the November election between President Donald Trump and VP Kamala Harris. With President Joe Biden out of the 2024 presidential race, Harris has now been installed as the Democratic Party's nominee. As The Hill noted, Trump had the…

Mark Meadows Requests Supreme Court Intervene in Fani Willis Case

President Donald Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis's case against him. Meadows has requested that the SCOTUS move his anti-Trump Georgia election "conspiracy" case into federal court. It's the latest example of the cascading effect…

Biden Unveils Proposal for Supreme Court Reforms, Limits on Presidential Immunity

Democrat President Joe Biden has just unveiled a radical new proposal that includes U.S. Supreme Court "reforms" and the drafting of limits on presidential immunity. Biden's proposal is also backed by Vice President Kamala Harris, the lame-duck president's replacement in the presidential election. The White House calling on Congress to…

Biden Vows ‘Supreme Court Reform’ in Final Months of Lame-Duck Presidency

Democrat President Joe Biden has vowed to follow through with "Supreme Court reform" before he leaves office. During his speech on Wednesday, the president addressed the nation from the Oval Office days after quitting his re-election bid. Biden spoke about his decision to exit the presidential race from behind the…