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Brazil Police ID Dead Bomber Outside Supreme Court

Brazil judge says suicide bomber wanted to blow up Supreme Court

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes said on Thursday that the suicide bomber who tried to get into the top court on Wednesday had intended to blow up the building, casting it as part of a growing wave of attacks on democracy.

Newsweek on MSN · 13h

Man Dies in Explosions After Attempted Break-In at Brazil's Supreme Court

Two powerful explosions occurred at Brazil's supreme court around 7:30 p.m., shortly after the day's session concluded.

ABC News on MSN · 14h

Man dead after suspected failed attack on Brazil Supreme Court ahead of G20

A man killed by explosions outside of Brazil's Supreme Court in Brasilia on Wednesday night is suspected to have been trying to launch an attack, a presidential official said, as authorities investigate the incident just days ahead of the G20 meeting in Rio de Janeiro.

Nvidia, Supreme Court

Hosted on MSN · 23h

Supreme Court Wary of Big Ruling in Nvidia Shareholder Case

US Supreme Court justices signaled they are headed toward a narrow ruling on shareholder lawsuits as they weighed an effort to sue Nvidia Corp. for allegedly misleading investors over its dependence on crypto-mining revenue.

The New York Times · 1d

Supreme Court Seems Ready to Allow Securities Fraud Case Against Nvidia

The case, which is in an early stage, accused the giant technology company of misleading investors about its exposure to the cryptocurrency industry.

The Washington Post on MSN · 1d

Supreme Court appears likely to allow securities fraud suit against Nvidia

The lawsuit alleges the chipmaker hid its dependence on sales to the volatile cryptocurrency market before a crash tanked the value of its stock.

Top Court Bans 'Bulldozer Justice'

CBS News · 7h

India's top court slams states over "bulldozer justice," razing of illegal homes that allegedly targets Muslims

India's Supreme Court has warned state authorities that bulldozing illegally constructed homes in an "arbitrary pick and choose" way is an abuse of their powers.

BBC · 1d

India's top court bans 'bulldozer justice' as punishment

India's Supreme Court has said that authorities cannot demolish homes merely because a person has been accused of a crime and has laid down strict guidelines for any such action. The ruling comes in response to a number of petitions seeking action against authorities using demolition as a punitive measure against those accused or convicted of crimes.

The New York Times · 1d

India’s Top Court Bans ‘Bulldozer Justice’ Often Used Against Muslims

The tactic, in which state governments raze the homes and businesses of people as acts of retribution, has been on the rise in recent years.

Under Trump, US government legal stance poised to shift at Supreme Court

Republican Donald Trump's return to the presidency is expected to precipitate a shift in the U.S. government's legal stance ...

Supreme Court whiplash: What Trump's win means for guns and transgender care

A new Trump administration could change course on Supreme Court cases over transgender care for minors and untraceable "ghost ...

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Supreme Court rejects Mark Meadows’ request to move Georgia election subversion case to federal court

The Supreme Court declined Tuesday to let Mark Meadows move his Georgia election subversion case to federal court, ...

Arizona Supreme Court finds no reason to extend ballot curing deadline

The emergency petition to extend Sunday's ballot curing deadline was denied by the state's high court due to lack of evidence ...

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Will Supreme Court check Trump? Don’t count on it.

What will the Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority, which Trump helped to build, have to say about Trump’s view that ...

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Supreme Court turns away January 6 defendant who challenged ‘picketing’ law under First Amendment

The Supreme Court on Tuesday turned away an appeal from John Nassif, a January 6 defendant who challenged a law that bans ...

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Supreme Court Rejects Ex-Trump Chief of Staff's Push to Move Case

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Mark Meadows' request to move his Georgia election interference case to federal court.

As Trump looms, will Dems hastily force Sotomayor into retirement? Here’s the Supreme Court plan

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor greets people as she attends a ceremony during the opening of the Yonkers Public ...

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