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Palestinian prisoners not being given adequate food, Israel top court rules

ISRAEL'S Supreme Court has ruled Palestinian prisoners are not being given adequate food.

The National (Scotland)

SC seeks govt response on Mahesh Langa bail, asks ‘what kind of a journalist is he’

The Supreme Court has sought the response of the Gujarat government and the Enforcement Directorate on journalist Mahesh Langa’s petition seeking bail in a money laundering case linked to an alleged financial fraud.

Newslaundry

Scott Bessent Warns Of 'Half' Tariff Revenue Refund If Supreme Court Rules Against—But Trump May Have Another Plan, Say Experts

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned of potential consequences if the Supreme Court rules against the administration, despite expressing confidence over the Trump Administration’s appeal to the higher court.

Benzinga

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India expands censorship powers, lets lower officials demand takedowns

A new censorship mechanism allows even district-level officers to demand social media firms pull down posts.

Al Jazeera

In rare ruling, Israeli Supreme Court says Israel deprives Palestinian prisoners of food

Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that the government failed to feed Palestinian security prisoners properly and ordered authorities to improve their nutrition

The Independent UK

U.S. may have to refund half its tariff revenue as high-stakes court battle threatens to wreak havoc on the deficit and bond market

"This alone would raise further concerns about the fiscal outlook and likely push bond yields higher."

Fortune

SCOTUS loss would lead to huge Trump tariff refunds, Bessent warns

The government is collecting more than $30 billion a month in tariffs at this point.

Axios

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Bolsonaro Supporters Called To Streets Ahead Of Coup Trial Verdict

Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro will test his political strength Sunday with demonstrations in the country's main cities, days before the Supreme Court decides whether he is guilty of attempting a coup.

International Business Times

Trump Administration Blocked From Ending Protections For Venezuelans, Haitians: Report

A federal judge in San Francisco has once again prevented the Trump administration from canceling immigration protections for immigrants from Venezuela and Haiti, ruling that the move to revoke their status was unlawful.

Benzinga

The Government's Cert Petition to the Supreme Court in Our Tariff Case - and Our Response

We agree the Court should take the case and resolve it as quickly as possible, to minimize the harm caused by the illegal tariffs.

Reason

Judge rips Trump’s ‘derogatory’ comments about Haitians eating pets and blocks deportation for more than 1 million migrants

Judge’s decision temporarily shields tens of thousands of Haitians and Venezuelans with Temporary Protected Status from removal

The Independent UK

Federal judges are frustrated by defiance from the Trump administration and fuzziness from the Supreme Court

In an emergency hearing before Judge Sparkle Sooknanan on Aug. 31, 2025, lawyers for a group of unaccompanied migrant children from Guatemala asked her to stop the Trump administration’s deportation of hundreds of them back to Guatemala. Concerned that the Trump administration might not follow her order to stop, the…

The Conversation

3 states push to put the Ten Commandments back in school – banking on new guidance at the Supreme Court

As disputes rage on over religion’s place in public schools, the Ten Commandments have become a focal point. At least a dozen states have considered proposals that would require classrooms to post the biblical laws, and three passed laws mandating their display in 2024-2025: Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.

The Conversation

Gauri Lankesh case: Govt and judicial inaction, bureaucratic delays slow down trial

Eight years after activist-journalist Gauri Lankesh was killed on September 5, 2017, the trial is progressing at a snail’s pace. Lapses by both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress governments and the judiciary have led to inordinate delays.

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‘Somebody is going to die’: Federal judges’ refusal to kiss the ground Donald Trump walks on makes them a target

457 threats this year already.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s radical agenda will ultimately reach a supreme court stacked in favor of conservatives

Court has already dramatically limited ability of lower courts to issue injunctions to pause administration policies across the US

Reason

As The Lower Courts Revolt Against Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Kavanaugh Rises To The Moment

The revolution started with the Boston TRO Party. Who can end it?

Evening Standard

Epping Council applying to Supreme Court over asylum seekers at The Bell Hotel after legal challenge rejected

The legal challenge, which centred around migrants being housed at The Bell Hotel, was rejected by the Court of Appeal

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The Independent UK

‘They don’t have our backs’: Judges slam Supreme Court’s scant rulings in Trump cases as president asks for another appeal

With its conservative majority, the Supreme Court has frequently overturned lower courts’ decisions in Trump’s favor — but offered only brief explanations to support those rulings

Benzinga

Small Business Owner Says Tariffs On China And India Bankrupted Their Company. 'I Thought Republicans Were Free Market?'

A small business owner says they were forced to consider bankruptcy after recent U.S. tariffs on imports from China and India made their company financially unsustainable.

Reason

California County's Restriction on Being a Spectator at a Car "Sideshow" Violates First Amendment as Applied to Reporter

The ruling would apply, I think, to anyone gathering information about the sideshow for publication, whether or not he's a professional journalist.

Fortune

As Trump pushes Supreme Court to uphold his tariffs, he signals trade deals will be defunct if he loses the case: 'I guess we'd have to unwind them'

“If we don't win that case, our country is going to suffer so greatly, so greatly,” the president said on Wednesday.

Kiplinger

Supreme Court Takes on Trump Tariffs: Three Things to Know Now

The outcome of this legal battle about tariffs will hit your wallet in one way or another.

Fortune

Trump demands immediate Supreme Court showdown over tariffs, warning of ‘economic catastrophe’ if they don’t remain in place

The Trump administration says the court’s decision cast “a pall of legal uncertainty over the president’s efforts to protect our country.”

Reason

Documenting Denial: A Record of Rejection Faced by Gay Couples

Over the past two decades, scores of business owners across the nation have sought to refuse services for same-sex weddings, an SMU Law School study finds

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