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Ex-Google Employee Sentenced to 14 Months in Prison for Threatening to Kill Supreme Court Justice

A former Google employee from Florida has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for threatening to kill U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts. 43-year-old Neal Brij Sidhwaney, a former software programmer at Google, was sentenced Tuesday after being convicted of making death threats, CBS News reported. After his…

Florida Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Ban, Puts Issue on the Ballot

The Florida Supreme Court has upheld a six-week abortion ban in the state and put the issue on the ballot in November. The six-week ban is set to take effect next month after the court ruled it could go ahead. However, the ballot referendum may change the landscape entirely if 60%…

Jonathan Turley: Supreme Court Would Overturn Latest Trump Gag Order

Legal scholar Professor Jonathan Turley has weighed in on the latest gag order issued against President Donald Trump in his so-called "hush money" case in New York. As Slay News previously reported, the gag order was issued last week by Judge Juan M. Merchan - a Democrat donor and supporter…

Montana Supreme Court Rules Four Major Election Security Law Bills Are Unconstitutional

Montana's Supreme Court has just ruled that four major election security bills passed by the state legislature are unconstitutional. In 2021, the Republican-led Montana Legislature passed several election law reform bills that were subsequently challenged by lawsuits from Democrats and Native American groups. Four of those new reform laws were…

Supreme Court Case Could End Biden DOJ’s Jan 6 Witch Hunt

A case heading for the U.S. Supreme Court could finally put an end to Democrat President Joe Biden's Jan. 6 witch hunt. The Supreme Court will soon take up the appeal of a man convicted over Jan. 6. The case could upend the witch hunt by Biden's Justice Department against…

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Nicholas Sandmann’s Dismissed Lawsuit against Multiple Media Outlets

The United States Supreme Court has declined to take up the case of Nicholas Sandmann after his lawsuit against multiple corporate media outlets was dismissed. Sandmann, a young pro-life Trump supporter from Kentucky, attempted to sue several media organizations for alleged defamation and libel over their coordinated public smears of…

Supreme Court to Hear Controversial Abortion Pill Case

The United States Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in a controversial case regarding pills that are used to carry out abortions. Fox News reports that the justices are scheduled to hear oral arguments in the case on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. "Oral arguments are scheduled for Tuesday with a…

Supreme Court: Texas Can Enforce Law Allowing State Police to Arrest Illegal Border Crossers

The United States Supreme Court has backed Texas and will allow the state to begin arresting illegal border crossers. The SCOTUS will allow Texas to enforce a law that lets state police arrest illegal aliens while litigation in the case continues. The ruling was handed down Tuesday. It came just…

Adam Schiff Blasts Supreme Court over Trump Case

Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has taken aim at the U.S. Supreme Court over President Donald Trump's presidential immunity case. Schiff - the man who infamously pushed the Trump-Russia collusion hoax - blasted the high court during an appearance Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," according to The Hill.…

Supreme Court Refuses to Weigh In on Texas Drag Show Case

The United States Supreme Court has once again refused to weigh in on a dispute involving drag queen performances, leaving a Texas university's ban in place. This decision affects an LGBTQ+ student organization at West Texas A&M University. The Supreme Court's decision will push the group to consider off-campus alternatives…