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Supreme Court upholds pause on Trump's anti-trans prison policy
The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the Trump administration has to continue providing gender-affirming care to inmates in federal prisons as litigation on efforts to change the policy continues.
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‘We will sue them’: Canada threatens Stellantis as Trump trade war reshapes Jeep production plans
The dispute comes after Stellantis scrapped planned Jeep Compass production in Brampton and shifted future output to Illinois amid U.S. auto tariffs.
Who is Stephen Miller? The ‘wartime consigliere’ now running Trump’s White House
The architect of Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is now his chief of staff. But is Stephen Miller an aggressive ideologue primed for battle, or a soft-spoken tactician who can reach across the aisle?
Xi Jinping can outlast Trump. Can China’s economy outlast Xi?
The Chinese leader meets his US counterpart in a position of strength. But dig into the numbers and it’s a totally different story.
Jimmy Kimmel on Trump accusing Democrats of wrongdoing: ‘His mantra is corruption’
Late-night hosts poked fun at the president taking JD Vance off Iran duty to sniff out corruption while expressing annoyance at Democrats for failing to impeach Pete Hegseth
Four new justices of Supreme Court take oath
KATHMANDU, Nov 13: Four newly appointed justices of the Supreme Court (SC) took the oath of office and secrecy on Thursday, formally assuming their judicial responsibilities.
Bessent points finger at Commerce Department in Nvidia scandal as Trump advisers discuss possible Lutnick ouster | CNN Politics
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday accused the Commerce Department of a delay in labeling Nvidia customer Megaspeed a possible national security threat, publicly airing an ongoing administration blame game following the ouster of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
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