Poland’s top court has ruled that the supremacy of European Union (EU) law was incompatible with its constitution, landing a major challenge to the EU’s legal framework. Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal said that some provisions of EU treaties and EU court …
Officials with the US Capitol Police (USCP) have arrested suspect from a “suspicious vehicle” that was parked in front of the Supreme Court on First Street, NE while the court was in session. The subject has been identified as, Dale …
Former U.S. President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against The New York Times, three of its reporters, and his niece Mary Trump, for hatching an “insidious plot” to publish an article that was partially based on his confidential tax records. …
United States President Joe Biden has launched a “whole-of-government” response to oppose a new law in Texas that bans nearly all abortions after the Supreme Court decided not to block it. Biden announced in a statement on Sept. 2 that …
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled on Wednesday to block a request from Texas abortion providers and advocacy groups to block a state law that bans abortion for women who are as early as six weeks into pregnancy. …
The USSupreme Court has overturned the Biden administration’s COVID-related eviction moratorium, which would have protected millions of Americans. According to early August Census Bureau data, roughly 3.5 million Americans faced eviction in the next two months. In an unsigned opinion, …
A coalition of current and former Black police officers filed an amicus brief in the New Jersey Supreme Court on Aug. 23 to call for the release on parole of a former Black Panther member. In the brief, four Black …
The Israeli Supreme Court on Aug. 2 proposed a compromise deal to Palestinians facing evictions from their homes in the occupied East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah. The court was supposed to reach a final decision to end the decades-long …
Spain’s Constitutional Court has ruled on Wednesday that the government’s first lockdown as measures against the coronavirus, was unconstitutional. The court said that Spain’s imposed nationwide quarantine based on the ‘state of emergency,’ was erroneous and that it should have …
Spain’s top court ruled on July 14 that the strict lockdown that the government issued under a state of emergency during the first wave of COVID-19 last year was “unconstitutional.” With six magistrates voting in favor and five voting against, …