US Supreme Court’s new term will examine Trump’s presidential power
US Supreme Court’s new term will examine Trump’s presidential power
US Supreme Court’s new term will examine Trump’s presidential power
US Supreme Court’s new term will examine Trump’s presidential power
US Supreme Court’s new term will examine Trump’s presidential power
Theyre using American tax dollars to fund infrastructure in Argentina because thats where theyre all going to flee when we kick them out of office Senator Ron Wyden (@wyden. senate. gov) 2025-10-05T18: 14: 31. 363Z Open thread below.
What is the extent of responsibility or involvement of an independent director of a company in its regular operation? This issue cropped up in the course of the investigation by the Senate blue ribbon committee of anomalous flood control projects. Marcoleta It turned out that the wife of Sen. Rodante Marcoleta, a member of the
The complainant, Baljinder Singh, a primary witness in the 2021 Tikunia violence incident, submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court stating that he received repeated death threats. He claimed he was pressured not to testify in court and faced intimidation on August 15 and 16, 2023, forcing him to temporarily relocate to Punjab for safety.
In a post on X, Modi wrote, Spoke to Chief Justice of India, Justice B R Gavai Ji. The attack on him earlier today in the Supreme Court premises has angered every Indian. There is no place for such reprehensible acts in our society. It is utterly condemnable. I appreciated the calm displayed by Justice Gavai in the face of such a situation”.
Goldknopfs remarks come amid controversy in the country over the issue of haredi conscription, as the IDF continues to report severe manpower shortages while Israel enters its second year of war.
The 243 assembly seats in Bihar will go to polls in two phases: November 6 and 11, with the vote counting scheduled for November 14. Addressing the media, CEC Kumar said, ECI has already taken a decision to conduct SIR throughout the country”.
MANILA, Philippines – Recent developments at the Senate, as well as profit-taking, weighed down the local bourse on Monday. By the closing bell, the benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) had tumbled by 1.78 percent, or 108.54 points, to end at 6,000.32. READ: Why investors refuse to sell losing stocks Likewise, the broader All Shares