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Toy Makers Blocked From Quick Challenge to Trump’s China Tariffs

Toy Makers Blocked From Quick Challenge to Trump's China Tariffs by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has rejected a request from two toy companies to fast-track their challenge against Trump's China tariffs, delaying a final ruling.


Vape Companies Lose Supreme Court Battle Over Flavored Products

The Supreme Court upholds the FDA's ban on flavored vaping products, citing concerns over youth addiction and public health.

Free Speech vs. National Security: US Supreme Court to Hear TikTok's Appeal As Looming Ban Nears

The US Supreme Court will hear TikTok's case to block a January 19 law requiring its sale or ban, amid debates over free speech and national security.

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Native American Tribes in Health Care Funding Dispute

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Native American tribes, mandating the government cover substantial overhead costs incurred by tribes when taking control of their healthcare programs. This overturned previous assertions by the Department of Health and Human Services.


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President Joe Biden was slammed online after he bragged that the Supreme Court could not stop him from canceling student loan debt.
Public worker unions are raising voice against huge fees and bonuses being paid to private fund managers. New Jersey's (N.J.) government worker pension fund paid $728 million in fees to private fund managers for 2015 year.
The case was brought to Central Jakarta District Court in 2014, and the decision was ruled by the court last year. The plaintiff made the case by presenting the Indonesian trademark law which stated that a trademark could be deleted if the company had not used the name for commercial purposes in three years after registration or after the last use.
Samsung appeals to the Supreme Court after the lower court's infringement decision against Apple's patent. As of the moment, Supreme Court does not have any decision regarding the appeal.
Washington state Governor Jay Inslee on Thursday proposed a new tax on capital gains to try to close a projected budget shortfall of more than $2 billion, rolling back on a no-new-taxes campaign pledge.
Leading U.S. CEOs, angered by the Obama administration's challenge to certain "workplace wellness" programs, are threatening to side with anti-Obamacare forces unless the government backs off, according to people familiar with the matter.
The U.S. administration on Monday dramatically cut expectations for 2015 Obamacare enrollment, saying it aims to have a total of 9.1 million people enrolled in government-backed federal and state health insurance marketplaces next year.
The five year ban on holding public office for Silvio Berlusconi was upheld but reduced from five years to two years.
Major broadcasters including Fox Television Stations had appealed to the Supreme Court in the hopes of stopping the streaming services of tech startup Aereo.
With a possible loss of USD3 billion and failure in the lower courts, telecommunications companies have gone up to the Supreme Court to decide on the legality of New York based Aereo.
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