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POLITICS

El Salvador's Legislative Assembly Approves Indefinite Presidential Re-Election for Bukele

Sunday, Aug 03

El Salvador's lawmakers approved constitutional amendments allowing indefinite re-election for President Bukele, raising concerns over democratic integrity.

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Supreme Court Blocks Oklahoma's First Taxpayer-Funded Religious Charter School

Thursday, May 22

The Supreme Court's 4-4 deadlock halts Oklahoma's bid for the nation's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, St. Isidore of Seville.

POLITICS

Trump Expresses Doubts on Due Process Rights in Recent Interview

Tuesday, May 06

Trump raises concerns about due process for individuals in the US, leading to political backlash and expert criticism on constitutional rights.

POLITICS

Trump expresses uncertainty on upholding Constitution in NBC interview

Sunday, May 04

Trump raises eyebrows by stating uncertainty about his obligation to uphold the Constitution during a recent interview.

POLITICS

Trump Questions US Due Process Rights During NBC Interview

Sunday, May 04

Trump expresses uncertainty over due process rights in an interview, reflecting on his administration's approach to immigration enforcement.

POLITICS

Judge Declares Trump's Executive Order Against Perkins Coie Unconstitutional

Saturday, May 03

A federal judge has blocked Trump's executive order targeting Perkins Coie, labeling it unconstitutional and an attack on legal principles.

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Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump's Retaliatory Executive Order Against Susman Godfrey

Wednesday, Apr 16

A federal judge has blocked Trump's executive order against Susman Godfrey, citing abuse of power and constitutional threats.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Questions Constitutional Crisis in Tufts Student's Detention Case

Tuesday, Apr 15

A federal judge raises concerns about a potential constitutional crisis in the case of Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts student detained by ICE.

POLITICS

Hungary's Parliament Approves Amendment to Ban LGBTQ+ Public Events

Tuesday, Apr 15

Hungary's parliament has passed a constitutional amendment allowing the government to ban LGBTQ+ public events, criticized as a move toward authoritarianism.