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Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Restricting Warrantless Searches During Potential Emergencies

The case focused on the Fourth Amendment and whether officers needed probable cause in certain situations.

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Top Commentary: The Obamacare Sweeteners Poisoning Budget Negotiations

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LA sparks fury as it declares state of emergency to combat ICE—giving illegals MORE taxpayer money: ‘A middle finger to the law’

Los Angeles declared a state of emergency in response to immigration raids taking place across the city as California ramps up its resistance to President Trump.
Los Angeles declared a state of emergency in response to immigration raids taking place across the city as California ramps up its resistance to President Trump

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“Violated:” How One Author’s Fight Against AI Led to $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement

https://bonginoreport.com/science-technology/violated-how-one-authors-fight-against-ai-led-to-1-5-billion-copyright-settlement

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Supreme Court Rejects Gender Identity and Parental Rights Case

Justices rejected a petition to reconsider lower court rulings in the matter.

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FBI Fudging? Armed Citizens Stop More Shootings Than Bureau Admits

Armed citizens — i.e., a "good guy with a gun" — stop shootings far more than FBI and other government statistics admit. …

The post FBI Fudging? Armed Citizens Stop More Shootings Than Bureau Admits appeared first on The New American.

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Alito Scolds Lower Courts For Dodging Cases On Schools ‘Transing’ Kids Behind Parents’ Backs

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito had some choice words for some lower courts on Tuesday over their apparent eagerness to “avoid” ruling on cases involving schools “transing” children without their parents’ knowledge or consent. The comments came in an order released by the high court on Tuesday that listed which pending lower court cases it […]

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