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Donald Trump's 'Finale' Predictions: Former Insider Warns of Constitutional Crisis and Supreme Court Defiance

Miles Taylor, a former Trump official, warns of potential constitutional crises, predicting Trump may sidestep Congress and defy the Supreme Court, raising concerns about future political stability

International Business Times UK

Missing Indian seafarers in Black Sea attack could not be traced despite extensive search efforts, Centre tells SC

Two Indian seafarers remain untraceable after their vessel was attacked near Ukraine. Extensive search and rescue operations involving Ukrainian and Romanian authorities have failed to locate them. The Supreme Court was informed that search efforts are presently suspended pending new information. The court directed the Centre to facilitate insurance claims…

The Economic Times

"Cheap publicity": SC dismisses plea seeking criminal probe into Justice Yashwant Varma cash incident

The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking criminal action against former judge Yashwant Varma. This petition was filed over alleged burnt currency notes found at his residence. The court deemed the plea as an attempt for cheap publicity and refused to entertain it. Earlier, an inquiry panel had found substance…

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Trump signs new executive orders in fresh attempt to change birthright citizenship law. So what happens now?

President Trump was previously blocked from reinterpreting birthright citizenship law by the Supreme Court in June

The Independent UK

Trump signs new birthright citizenship rules: What it means for Indians

US President Donald Trump has signed two new executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship, reviving one of his signature immigration policies just six weeks after the US Supreme Court dealt his administration a major setback by reaffirming that the 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to almost everyone born on American…

The Times of India

Calcutta HC refuses urgent hearing to Abhishek Banerjee's aide Sumit Roy in plea to quash 4 FIRs

In a significant legal development, the Calcutta High Court has turned down the urgent hearing request made by Sumit Roy regarding four newly filed FIRs in West Bengal. Previously, the Supreme Court had intervened to stay Roy's arrest tied to a land-grabbing case, and he successfully obtained anticipatory bail concerning…

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SC refuses to suspend life sentence given to Asaram's son Narayan Sai in 2013 rape case

The Supreme Court refused to suspend Narayan Sai's life sentence. Gujarat High Court must decide his appeal within three months. Sai's appeal against his rape conviction is pending before the high court. The high court previously dismissed his plea for bail. A Surat court sentenced Sai to life imprisonment in…

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SC rejects Mahua Moitra's plea over appearing before police in hate speech case

The Supreme Court declined to hear Mahua Moitra's challenge to a high court order. She was directed to appear before police on August 15 for questioning. The court noted her status as a Member of Parliament and her fears. Moitra's lawyer withdrew the plea after the bench's disinclination. The matter…

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Supreme Court refuses to entertain plea for FIR, probe against former HC judge Yashwant Varma

The Supreme Court has declined to entertain a request for the filing of an FIR and subsequent investigation regarding the cache of cash discovered following a fire at former judge Varma's residence. The attorney contended that a resignation does not eliminate criminal responsibility for undisclosed funds. The bench dismissed the…

The Economic Times

Trump Tries Again on Birthright Citizenship With New Orders— This Time It Targets 'Birth Tourism'

President Donald Trump renewed his push to restrict “birth tourism” and birthright citizenship through Executive Orders after the Supreme Court rejected his earlier attempt.

Benzinga

Trump Calls Roberts's Bluff With New Executive Order On Birthright Citizenship

What will Justice Barrett do?

Reason

Second attempt: Trump takes another stab at birthright citizenship

The TOI correspondent from Washington : Barely six weeks after the US Supreme Court dealt him a major constitutional defeat, President Donald Trump reopened one of America's fiercest immigration battles, signing two new executive orders that seek to chip away at birthright citizenship through narrower legal avenues rather than a…

The Times of India

Supreme Court ends long-pending plea against Hinduja brothers’ relief in Bofors case

The Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging a 2005 Delhi High Court order. This order had previously quashed criminal proceedings against the Hinduja brothers in the Bofors case. The court declined to adjourn the matter and refused further submissions during the hearing. The original Bofors deal between India and Sweden…

The Economic Times

Trump signs new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship despite US Supreme Court setback

US President Donald Trump on Thursday signed two executive orders seeking to further restrict birthright citizenship, renewing his immigration crackdown weeks after the Supreme Court rejected his earlier attempt as unconstitutional.

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Trump signs orders to limit US birthright citizenship, despite Supreme Court ruling

President Donald Trump is again seeking to limit birthright citizenship for newborns. He signed two executive actions on immigration, which focus on specific categories. One order restricts citizenship for children of foreign diplomats and "alien enemies." Another order targets "birth tourism" by increasing visa restrictions for expectant mothers. Trump believes…

Reason

Trump Issues Another Unconstitutional Executive Order Targeting Birthright Citizenship

While less sweeping than the one invalidated by the Supreme Court in Trump v. Barbara, it still denies birthright citizenship to many people protected by the earlier Supreme Court decision.

France 24

Trump targets 'birth tourism' in new bid to curb birthright citizenship

US President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order targeting what he described as "birth tourism", seeking to curb birthright citizenship by restricting entry for pregnant visitors intending to give birth in the United States. Trump said the move followed the Supreme Court's rejection of his earlier effort to…

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Trump's New Executive Orders Limit Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism: What to Know

Trump signed two orders narrowing birthright citizenship and targeting birth tourism, five weeks after the Supreme Court struck down his first attempt.

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Retailers are selling their tariff refunds on the cheap for a quick infusion of cash

Some companies struck deals to sell tariff refund shares before the Supreme Court even ruled against the president’s sweeping levies

Reason

Hawaii's End Run Around Citizens United Faces a First Amendment Roadblock

A new Hawaii law reclassifies corporate political speech as a "power" the state can revoke at will.

The Economic Times

Centre opposes 'creamy layer' for SC/ST reservation in Supreme Court, citing legal precedent

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that the creamy layer principle does not apply to SC and ST reservations. It stated that previous court rulings have clarified this non-applicability for these categories. The government argued that PILs seeking its implementation lack legal merit and constitutional basis. It emphasised that…

Reason

Supreme Court Term to Start Hot

OT 2026 leads off with climate litigation.

Latin Times

TPS Lawyers Pivot to a Bolder Claim: Homeland Security Never Had the Power to Cancel It

Lawyers for TPS holders argue DHS never had legal authority to end the program, testing a 2002 law in courts from Chicago to Boston.

The Times of India

US judge clears way for Trump admin to end deportation protections for 350,000 Haitians

A federal judge has cleared the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for around 350,000 Haitians living in the US, removing their protection from deportation and work authorization after a months-long legal battle.

The Economic Times

10-year-old Volvo passes emission test but denied PUC certificate; owner moves Supreme Court; here's why it matters

A Volvo XC-60 owner has moved the Supreme Court after Delhi authorities refused to issue a PUC certificate for his 10-year-old diesel vehicle, even though it cleared the emission test. The PUC software, he says, blocks certificates based on the vehicle's age regardless of whether it passes or fails the…

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