Man Dies in Explosions After Attempted Break-In at Brazil’s Supreme Court
A man attempting to break into Brazil’s Supreme Court killed himself in a series of explosions outside the building on Wednesday, prompting an evacuation of justices and staff, according to authorities. Two powerful explosions occurred around 7:30 p.m., shortly after the day’s session concluded, with all justices and staff safely exiting the building, according to […]
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Nancy Pelosi Slams Supreme Court: ‘Embarrassment to Our Founders’
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered a sharp rebuke of the Supreme Court, calling the institution “an embarrassment to our founders” over its handling of presidential immunity cases. “The Supreme Court has been an embarrassment to our founders, just to have immunity for any president, whoever it might be, and to do so and take […]
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Rudy Giuliani Holds Luxury Watches, Mercedes Despite Court Order
Rudy Giuliani is still holding on to his Mercedes car and luxury watches despite a court order to hand them over, his lawyer has said. The former New York mayor is being forced to transfer his possessions to a receivership controlled by two Georgia election workers. In December, 2023, a Washington, D.C. jury awarded Ruby […]
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NASCAR Antitrust Lawsuit Judge Sets Decision Timeline After Court Hearing
U.S. District Judge Frank D. Whitney has set a timeline to decide on a preliminary injunction in the antitrust lawsuit involving 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports. The decision, which is eagerly awaited, follows a courtroom hearing held earlier today for a preliminary injunction for the teams to continue competing in 2025 with charters. The […]
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Court of Appeals Ruling on Mail-in Ballots Could Throw Elections into Chaos
A ruling that Mississippi mail-in ballots cannot be counted after election day could have major implications for U.S. elections. An appeal court found that late ballots violate federal law—opening up the possibility of Republican challenges across the U.S. The ruling by the conservative 5th circuit court of appeal stops Mississippi election officers from counting ballots […]
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Virginia Appeals to Supreme Court to Remove 1,600 Voter Registrations
Virginia appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to allow the state to remove around 1,600 registered voters it alleges are noncitizens. The federal appeals court upheld a judge’s order that restored these voters’ registrations, ruling that the state’s removal program was unlawfully implemented. In August, an executive order was issued by Gov. Glenn […]
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