arguments
Lott: There’s No ‘Significant Evidence’ Of Benefit To Take Away Guns In Civil Matters
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court is set to hear arguments regarding how courts can treat Second Amendment rights in civil matters.
Biden
Biden Admin Updates Its Student Debt Forgiveness Plan
Following the Supreme Court’s June decision to overturn President Joe Biden’s expansive debt relief proposal for the pandemic era, the Biden administration is now reportedly proposing a new plan to cancel student loans.
Capitol Hill
SCOTUS Blocks Biden Restrictions, Capitol Hill Showdown, Pests in Food Supply
Monica Rodriguez takes a look at the latest development from SCOTUS on the Louisiana v. Biden case.
James Meyers
Ottawa Senators’ Shane Pinto Suspended For 41 Games In NHL Sports Betting Ban
The National Hockey League (NHL) has suspended Ottawa Senators forward Shane Pinto for betting on sports.
ethics code
Justice Barrett Calls For Supreme Court Ethics Code
Justice Amy Coney Barrett says she supports the Supreme Court adopting an ethics code after she’s interrupted by protesters at the University Of Minnesota.
India
India’s Top Court Shoots Down Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage, Saying It Is Up To Parliament
India’s top court has declined to grant legal recognition to same-sex marriages, saying it’s beyond their scope and that it should be ultimately decided by their parliament.
Crime Prevention Research Center
Lott: There’s No ‘Significant Evidence’ Of Benefit
The president of the Crime Prevention Research Center tells One America News that he is paying attention to one important Supreme Court case that could determine how courts can treat gun rights in civil matters.
Daniel Baldwin
Trump’s Legal Team Files to Dismiss D.C. Case, Citing Presidential Immunity
Former President Donald Trump’s legal team filed to dismiss his Washington, D.C. case, arguing he was immune from prosecution due to his status as president.
Biden
Biden Gives $9 Billion More Of Student Debt Relief To 125,000 Borrowers
The Biden Administration will be giving more debt relief to student loan borrowers.
14th Amendment
SCOTUS Rejects 14th Amendment Challenge To Disqualify Trump In 2024
The Supreme Court declined to take up a case that challenged former President Donald Trump’s eligibility to run for the White House in 2024.