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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Emergency Tariffs in 6-3 Ruling

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Emergency Tariffs in 6-3 Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Friday that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority under a 1977 emergency law by imposing sweeping tariffs on imports. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion, invoking the major questions doctrine to limit presidential power.

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Supreme Court Invalidates Trump's Sweeping Tariffs in 6-3 Ruling

Supreme Court Invalidates Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs in 6-3 Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Feb. 20 that President Donald Trump overstepped his authority by imposing broad tariffs under a 1977 emergency powers law. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the president needs explicit congressional approval for such measures.

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Sachin Pilot Slams India-US Trade Pact as Farmer-Throttling Deal

Sachin Pilot Slams India-US Trade Pact as Farmer-Throttling Deal

Congress leader Sachin Pilot accused the Modi government Thursday of signing a trade agreement with the United States under pressure that harms Indian farmers. He said the deal allows duty-free American agricultural imports, devastating growers of maize, cotton and other crops across multiple states.

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Melania Trump Wears Sunglasses at Night Exiting Air Force One

Melania Trump Wears Sunglasses at Night Exiting Air Force One

Melania Trump stepped off Air Force One wearing oversized sunglasses under a pitch-black sky late Monday, sparking a wave of online buzz and confusion. Social media users questioned the former first lady's nighttime eyewear choice as she moved from Joint Base Andrews to the White House.

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Swinney Voices Absolute Confidence in Lord Advocate Amid Murrell Memo Controversy

Swinney Voices Absolute Confidence in Lord Advocate Amid Murrell Memo Controversy

Scottish First Minister John Swinney expressed absolute confidence in Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain during heated Holyrood exchanges over her sharing of a memo on embezzlement charges against former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell. The memo, sent in January, detailed accusations that Murrell embezzled nearly £460,000 from the party over 13 years.

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Somerset Council Proposes 4.99% Tax Rise Amid Funding Pressures

Somerset Council Proposes 4.99% Tax Rise Amid Funding Pressures

Somerset Council plans a 4.99% council tax increase for Band D properties, matching the government-approved cap, despite earlier calculations showing needs up to 5.9%. Cllr Bill Revans defended the move, blaming past freezes and complex national funding shifts for the district's financial strain.

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Ana Navarro Calls FCC Equal-Time Rule Outdated Amid View Probe

Ana Navarro Calls FCC Equal-Time Rule Outdated Amid View Probe

Political commentator Ana Navarro labeled the FCC's equal-time rule 'outdated' and 'selective' while her show 'The View' faces an agency investigation over a candidate interview. She warned Republicans that a future Democratic president might apply the rule to talk radio.

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Victoria Premier Allan Demands Reporter Retract Remark in Big Build Clash

Victoria Premier Allan Demands Reporter Retract Remark in Big Build Clash

Victoria Premier Jacinta Allan halted a press conference Tuesday, demanding Channel 10 reporter Jess Maggio retract a comment accusing her of looking disinterested during questions on the Big Build corruption scandal. The standoff came amid fallout from a report alleging criminal activity on state construction sites.

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Trump's AI Agenda Sparks Backlash in MAGA Strongholds

Trump’s AI Agenda Sparks Backlash in MAGA Strongholds

Donald Trump's aggressive push for AI dominance has ignited a revolt among supporters in Republican heartlands. Conservative activists in states like Texas and Florida accuse his administration of favoring Silicon Valley elites over American workers.

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Peru Congress to Elect Interim President After Jerí Ouster

Peru Congress to Elect Interim President After Jerí Ouster

Peru's Congress votes Wednesday to choose a new interim president after ousting Alberto Otárola Jerí on Tuesday following just four months in office. The winner will serve until July 28, handing power to the victor of the April general election.

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UK expands Bolton's mobile job centre to nine areas after 800 users served

UK expands Bolton’s mobile job centre to nine areas after 800 users served

Britain's mobile job centre scheme, piloted in Bolton and now aiding nearly 800 people, will expand to nine regions across England, Scotland and Wales. Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden visited the service this week and praised its success in reaching those who avoid traditional job centres.

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