The Supreme Court will hear a major tariff case that could impact the $88 billion in revenue collected by the Trump administration under IEEPA, which could be subject to refunds.

The Supreme Court is set to consider the legality of tariffs the president has invoked emergency powers to place on many trading partners.

President Donald Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court has alarmed many LGBT+ advocates, who fear the appointment of another conservative judge would jeopardise the rights of gay and trans people.

In 2021, Danish video game live-streamer Marie Watson received an image of herself from an unknown Instagram account. She instantly recognized the holiday snap from her Instagram account, but something was different: Her clothing had been digitally removed to make her appear naked.

Law enforcement agencies in the Triangle area have varying policies regarding when to engage in high-speed chases, with decisions often based on the threat level posed by the driver and specific circumstances.

Northern Ireland minister Brandon Lewis said on Tuesday that proposed legislation for Britain's internal market, which newspaper reports say would undermine the Brexit divorce deal, would break international law "in a limited way".

The new right-to-repair rule will allow renters to initiate small fixes without involving city inspectors, and with an assurance that landlords pay.

When the books close on the current partial government shutdown — on pace to break the length record later this week — congressional investigators will look for violations of the century-and-a-half-old law mandating that agencies cease any unfunded operations during an appropriations lapse.