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// 1 year ago
Senate sets rules for Trump impeachment trial, won't subpoena witnesses
The Senate passed a resolution Wednesday to establish rules for the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump after hours of contentious debate that saw Republicans thwart all 11 of the Democrats' amendments.
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// 1 year ago
African-American museum director Lonnie Bunch to lead Smithsonian
The Smithsonian said Tuesday that Lonnie Bunch, founder of its African-American history and culture wing, will become the institute's first black secretary.
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// 1 year ago
Supreme Court rules to limit employee access to class arbitration
The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that workers can't band together in arbitration proceedings unless explicitly stated in their contracts.
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// 3 years ago
Supreme Court: Patent laws do not apply to resale of products
The Supreme Court ruled that companies give up patent rights after a product is sold in a case involving the refilling and resellng of printer ink cartridges.
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// 3 years ago
Supreme Court: Judges can factor in other mandatory terms during sentencing
The Supreme Court said Monday that courts can factor in whether a defendant has already been given a mandatory minimum in weighing punishment on another count.
U.S. News
// 3 years ago
Supreme Court reverses Texas ruling on death row inmate
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Texas used incorrect methods of determining if an intellectually disabled death row inmate could be executed.
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// 3 years ago
Supreme Court: Racial bias in jury room can violate right to fair trial
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that the presence of racial bias in juror deliberations can violate defendants' constitutional right to an impartial jury.
U.S. News
// 4 years ago
President Obama calls African American museum 'newest American icon'
President Obama called the newly opened National Museum of African American History and Culture "the newest American icon" during his weekly address Saturday.
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// 4 years ago
Obama, first lady join throng of mourners at viewing for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama paid their respects to Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on Friday as the judge's body lay in repose.
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// 5 years ago
Supreme Court justices' remarks may foreshadow ruling against racial admissions criteria at U.S. schools
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a case brought by a white student against a Texas university which could bring affirmative action to an end.
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