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National Green Tribunal must make public report of panel that reviewed approvals for Nicobar project: Jairam Ramesh

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh requested the National Green Tribunal to release a crucial project review report. He also highlighted the upcoming Tribunal Reforms Bill scheduled for Lok Sabha discussion. This bill aims to establish a National Tribunals Commission for appointments. The proposed commission will oversee selections for various judicial tribunals.…

The Economic Times

Tarun Tejpal’s daughter links conviction to his investigative journalism

Tarun Tejpal's daughter claims his conviction stems from his investigative journalism work. She believes the rape allegation was used to silence him and his magazine's reports. Cara Tejpal stated she examined evidence for thirteen years and believes her father is innocent. She is no longer afraid to speak out despite…

The Economic Times

Todd Blanche as Trump’s new attorney general is a ‘red alert’ for abortion rights, groups warn

Blanche alarmed advocates by telling faith leaders ‘victory will be permanent’ in fight to restrict abortion access

The Independent UK

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New Survey Data on Public Perceptions of the Supreme Court

A detailed Marquette Law School poll finds public views of the Court are modestly negative, but most major recent decisions enjoy majority public support.

Reason

Blue star Lee Ryan to launch Supreme Court challenge to overturn racially aggravated assault conviction

The Blue star has turned to the Supreme Court as a last resort for his appeal

Evening Standard

Donald Trump shoots from Senate shoulders to punish Russia, by making India and China pay

The US Senate approved a bill allowing President Trump to impose tariffs. This legislation targets nations buying Russian oil and gas, including India. India faces potential 100% tariffs for its energy purchases from Russia. The bill grants the president discretion and includes exemption provisions for allies. This move could impact…

The Times of India

Bengal CID grills TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee's close aide in land fraud case for around 10 hours

Sumit Roy, an aide to TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee, was questioned for ten hours by the West Bengal CID. This interrogation occurred in connection with a government land fraud case in Paschim Medinipur district. The Supreme Court has granted Roy interim protection from arrest until August 14. He must cooperate…

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White House Slammed for Serving 'Day-Old Fish Stew' Executive Order to Defy Supreme Court

The White House is facing intense backlash after President Trump issued a controversial new executive order attempting to bypass a recent Supreme Court ruling and restrict birthright citizenship.

International Business Times UK

Tisza Party group nominates András Baka for new Hungarian president

On Saturday, the Tisza Party, which has a constitutional majority in Parliament, picked András Baka who was removed by Fidesz from the Supreme Court, to be elected president on Tuesday.

Euronews

US Birthright Citizenship Rules Explained: How Donald Trump's New Executive Orders Change the Law

President Trump issues new executive orders targeting specific exceptions to birthright citizenship, focusing on foreign government employees, birth tourism, and US territories, sparking legal and constitutional debates.

International Business Times UK

SC judge flags deepfakes, cyberstalking as new threats to women

Justice B V Nagarathna urged immediate legal aid for women after incidents. She highlighted recent Karnataka amendments that limit the High Court's first appeal jurisdiction. This change disadvantages women seeking justice on factual matters. She also called for faster interim victim compensation disbursement. Increased cybercrime against women requires effective responses…

The Economic Times

Abhishek Banerjee moves SC against HC order denying nod to travel abroad for eye treatment

In a notable legal move, Abhishek Banerjee is challenging a Calcutta High Court ruling by appealing to the Supreme Court, which denied him permission to travel overseas for crucial eye treatment. This decision stemmed from his failure to present himself before a medical board. The Supreme Court had earlier instructed…

The Economic Times

Supreme Court to hear plea against order upholding rejection of waqf suits for non-payment of court fees

The Supreme Court will hear a plea challenging a Gujarat High Court ruling. This ruling upheld the rejection of waqf suits for unpaid court fees. The high court relied on a previous decision stating waqf institutions must pay fees. The Ahmedabad Sunni Muslim Waqf Committee argues the Waqf Act exempts…

The Economic Times

Trump Targets Fed Governor Lisa Cook Again With Mortgage Fraud Allegations After Supreme Court Blocked Earlier Firing: Report

President Donald Trump is reportedly again weighing the removal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, restarting a fight the Supreme Court paused in June.

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What to know about Donald Trump's new attempt to limit birthright citizenship

The Trump administration issued new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship. These orders aim to restrict citizenship for children born to foreign diplomats and "alien enemies." One order specifically addresses "birth tourism" by pregnant noncitizens entering the US. The administration believes these actions are legally sound and constitutional. Legal challenges are…

Latin Times

Haiti's TPS Protection Is Gone. Here's What the 300,000 Plus Haitians in the U.S. Need to Know Now

Judge Ana Reyes confirmed Haiti's Temporary Protected Status has ended, stripping legal status from up to 350,000 Haitians. Here's what the ruling means, who's still protected, and why deportation flights worry advocates.

The Economic Times

Trump's attack on 'birth tourism' faces uphill legal battle after Supreme Court ruling

President Trump issued executive orders targeting birth tourism after a Supreme Court ruling. Legal experts believe these new actions are likely doomed to face challenges. The Supreme Court previously affirmed broad citizenship rights for children born in the United States. These children are citizens based on their birth on U.S.…

Reason

Trump's New Birthright Citizenship Executive Orders Are Mostly Theater

The two measures combine unconstitutional provisions with performance art.

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Trump: Ballroom is a "military center"

The president came up with a new designation for his pet project after losing in D.C. court

Reason

Parents' Free Exercise Claim Against School for Referring to Student by "Preferred Name[] and Gender Pronoun[]" Can Go Forward

From Judge Paul Maloney (W.D. Mich.) in Mead v. Rockford Public School Dist.: Dan and Jennifer Mead have a child,… The post Parents' Free Exercise Claim Against School for Referring to Student by "Preferred Name[] and Gender Pronoun[]" Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.

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Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal

Dog toys, DoorDash, and unregistered foreign agents.

The Independent UK

Trump struck out at the Supreme Court to limit birthright citizens. Now he’s copying from Biden’s playbook

ANALYSIS: Trump’s latest gambit to revive his birthright citizenship ban looks suspiciously like another election-year move by his predecessor, Andrew Feinberg writes

Reason

Divided D.C. Circuit Panel Upholds Injunction Against White House Ballroom Construction; Next Stop, One First Street

Judge Rao writes a powerful dissent that is likely to find a receptive audience at One First Street.

The Economic Times

Trump Ballroom Construction Injunction: US court halts $400 million White House project

A federal appeals court has halted President Trump's White House ballroom project. The court ruled that major renovations require congressional approval, not presidential decree. This decision prevents above-ground construction while legal challenges continue. The administration argued for security needs, but the court rejected this justification. The Supreme Court may now…

Latin Times

'No Executive Order Can Change the Constitution': ACLU Slams Trump's Birthright Citizenship Moves

"Any executive order that tries to rewrite birthright citizenship will meet the same fate as the last one," said the ACLU referring to June's Supreme Court ruling on the issue

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