Trump was again accused of trying to disrupt the elections: what does the new indictment say?

Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a revised indictment against Donald Trump on August 27. He hopes it will comply with the Supreme Court's controversial immunity ruling and allow the case to move forward, CNN reports. The revised indictment is 36 pages long, and…

US Supreme Court rules Trump has immunity from prosecution

The US Supreme Court has ruled that presidents who have left high office have a certain degree of immunity from prosecution. This was a major victory for Donald Trump. The court's decision undermines the case against Trump for 2020 election fraud. Before the presidential race, the judicial…

Now illegal immigrants have fewer chances to appeal against deportation: what has changed

The US Supreme Court on March 4 made it difficult for illegal immigrants who have lived in the United States for a long time to fight deportation. The court's decision was in respect of a man who lived in the United States for 25 years but used a fake Social Security card to get a job as a janitor. ...

U.S. Supreme Court decides to release Trump declarations

The US Supreme Court on Thursday, July 9, ruled that US President Donald Trump is not immune to a subpoena from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance in connection with his financial statements and tax returns. The court also refused to make a final decision ...

US Supreme Court Decides Fate of 'Dreamers': What Will Be DACA Program

The US Supreme Court has blocked a suit by the US administration of Donald Trump to end the popular DACA program. Thanks to her, almost 650 young people without immigration documents could live and work in the United States without fear of being deported. Writes about this USA Today. ...

The Future of the Presidential Election: US Supreme Court Decides Fate of Voting Process

The US Supreme Court will decide whether or not the 538 Electoral College members should vote for the winners in their states. Writes about this USA Today. The Washington State Supreme Court ruled to impose fines of $ 1000 against three electors who voted in December ...

The Supreme Court banned the Trump administration from asking for citizenship during a census

The US Supreme Court ruled that the administration of US President Donald Trump did not provide a convincing explanation for the need to include the item on citizenship in the 2020 census, writes CNBC. The court's ruling was a victory for states that challenged the White House proposal. Wherein…

The Senate approved Brett Cavanaugh as a judge of the US Supreme Court. VIDEO

On Saturday afternoon, the US Senate approved Brett Cavanaugh's candidacy for the position of Supreme Court Justice. 50 senators voted for the appointment of Cavanaugh, 48 voted against. The final vote was interrupted several times by shouts of protesters, who nearly disrupted the procedure for approving the presidential candidate for state ...

$8 billion case: California authorities allowed to spend “orphan” money

The US Supreme Court upheld the right of the California state authorities to use money received from liquidated banks, investment funds and other defunct firms. According to the Californian authorities, the state currently has an amount of $ 8 billion. About $ 450 ...

Kentucky began issuing certificates of gay marriage

Rowan County, Kentucky, began issuing marriage certificates to same-sex couples after an employee who refused them received a prison sentence. Employee Kim Davis, who was acting as a registrar, claimed that the Supreme Court ruling to legalize same-sex marriage contradicted her ...

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