Indictment of Donald Trump on Election Interference Charges

Former President Donald Trump indicted on four charges related to election interference in 2020 presidential election, superseding indictment removes some elements due to Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.

Special counsel Jack Smith's decisions on former President Trump's Jan. 6 case post-Supreme Court ruling

Special counsel Jack Smith faces decisions on how to proceed with the former President Trump's Jan. 6 case after a Supreme Court ruling granting immunity. Smith may choose to narrow the case, push for a hearing, or charge co-conspirators. Prosecutors are strategizing on evidence and charges in light of the ruling.

Legal Victories of Former President Trump

Former President Trump has had legal victories recently, including substantial immunity from prosecution for official acts but not for unofficial acts. Various cases against Trump have been delayed or put on hold pending court rulings.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's Initiative to Clear Homeless Encampments

California Gov. Gavin Newsom vows to redirect money from communities that do not work to clear homeless encampments in the state. Newsom issued an executive order for encampments to be cleared following a Supreme Court ruling. He emphasizes the importance of addressing homelessness in California.

Federal Prosecutors Dropping Charges for Jan. 6 Rioters

Federal prosecutors are dropping charges for some Jan. 6 rioters accused of obstructing the certification of the 2020 election results following a Supreme Court ruling. The ruling has led to the reevaluation and dropping of the obstruction charge in several cases.

Supreme Court ruling on clearing homeless encampments

The Supreme Court ruling allows cities to clear homeless encampments, leading to changes in how homelessness is addressed across the country. Some cities are preparing to take a harder line on encampments, while others are focusing on providing services to address the root causes of homelessness.

Legislation to Hold Former President Trump Accountable

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to draft legislation to hold former President Trump accountable for his actions related to challenging the results of the 2020 election. The legislation aims to remove immunity protections granted by a recent Supreme Court ruling.

Criminal Trial of Former President Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts of business fraud in Manhattan. Conservative commentators claimed the jury was biased, but the judge did not allow questions about jurors' political affiliations. Jurors were selected based on their impartiality, with some expressing positive and negative views of Trump. Trump's sentencing was delayed due to a Supreme Court ruling granting him immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts.

Donald Trump's Federal Election Interference Case

Donald Trump's lawyer claims immunity from prosecution in federal election interference case due to alleged fake elector scheme being an official act. Supreme Court ruling may delay the case, impacting the November election.

Former President Trump's Sentencing Delayed in New York

Former President Trump's sentencing in a criminal trial in New York has been delayed until September after he requested to overturn his conviction and to delay the sentencing, following a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and Former President Trump Case

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg does not oppose former President Trump's request to delay his sentencing after his conviction in NY v. Trump case, following the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity for official acts while in office.

A variety of news events including Supreme Court ruling, hurricane, medical research, travel, cultural event, photography award, and religious ceremony

The Supreme Court ruled that former President Trump has broad immunity from federal prosecution but lacks immunity for unofficial acts. Hurricane Beryl strengthened to a Category 5 storm in the Caribbean. Researchers are studying a generic drug to extend people's lives. Independence Day travel is expected to be busy. Abdul Jabbar's Boli Khela wrestling competition draws crowds in Bangladesh. Drone photography finalists for an award showcase stunning aerial shots. Carlo Acutis was beatified in Italy.

Donald Trump seeks to overturn guilty verdict in light of Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity

Former President Donald Trump seeks to overturn guilty verdict in light of Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, arguing for immunity from prosecution for official acts taken while in office. Trump's lawyers request Judge Juan Merchan to toss the guilty verdict and postpone sentencing. Democrats suggest Trump could legally go after political opponents if reelected. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plans to file articles of impeachment against unnamed justices on the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and assassination claims

The claim that the Supreme Court ruling grants the president authority to order the assassination of Americans and political opponents is false. The ruling provides limited immunity from criminal prosecutions for actions taken while in office. Precedent goes back to former President Barack Obama ordering the targeted killing of a suspected terrorist. The argument that the president can order military personnel to commit murder is refuted.

Ralph Nader Urges Prison Sentence for Donald Trump

Ralph Nader urges Judge Juan Merchan to sentence former President Trump to prison, citing threat to the Republic. Trump found guilty of 34 felonies, facing sentencing on July 11, 2024.

President Joe Biden's Response to Supreme Court Ruling on Donald Trump

President Joe Biden used a press conference to reframe the election around Donald Trump's alleged actions on January 6, 2021. Biden's speech was in response to a Supreme Court ruling in favor of Trump, impacting DOJ's prosecutions. Despite reading from a teleprompter, Biden's delivery was shaky, leading to questions about his fitness for office. The speech focused on Trump's behavior on January 6 and the upcoming election.

Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity

President Joe Biden criticized the Supreme Court for ruling that presidents have limited immunity from criminal prosecutions while in office. He called it a dangerous precedent and emphasized the importance of holding former President Trump accountable for his actions on January 6.

Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and implications for future presidents

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace expresses concern over Supreme Court ruling in Donald Trump's presidential immunity case, suggesting a potential threat to individuals if Trump wins a second term.

Fox News Politics Newsletter

Fox News Politics newsletter covering recent events and reactions to President Biden's debate performance, Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, concerns over Biden's age, and more.

Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and its implications

Former Obama adviser Van Jones criticizes Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, suggesting it could lead to criminal behavior by presidents like Trump. Jones argues that the ruling gives Trump a 'license to thug.' Conservative commentator Scott Jennings counters by highlighting the constitutional means of restraining presidents through impeachment.

Biden campaign criticizes Trump over January 6 protest

The Biden campaign criticized Donald Trump for his role in the January 6 protest following the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Rep. Nancy Pelosi also condemned the ruling as undermining democracy.

Business owners facing property seizure in Missouri

Business owners in a small Missouri town face the prospect of losing their properties as the city declared them blighted to hand over the land to a private developer. The developer plans to replace existing properties with apartments, a hotel, office space, a microbrewery, and stores, generating over $266 million in revenue over 25 years.

Ohio State Universities Ending Race-Based Scholarships

Ohio's Republican attorney general has ordered state universities to end scholarships that use race-based criteria, citing unconstitutionality after the 2023 Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action. This has led to a review of scholarships and programs at Ohio public schools for potential noncompliance.

Donald Trump's popularity in swing states and polling data

Former President Donald Trump maintains a strong position among key swing state voters, leading in five of the six swing states. Polling data shows Trump with significant leads over Joe Biden in battleground states. A new data point reveals that Biden is blamed more than Trump for a Supreme Court ruling on abortion being a state issue.

Repeal of Arizona's 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs quickly signed a bill repealing an 1864 law that banned nearly all abortions, following a state Supreme Court ruling. The repeal allows the state's 15-week abortion limit to remain in effect. Democrats are also pushing to enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution.

Arizona Abortion Ban from 1864

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that an old law banning nearly all abortions from 1864 can be enforced again. Lawmakers are regrouping to try to keep abortion legal, with conflicting bans in place. Efforts are being made to put a referendum on the ballot in November to protect abortion rights.

Arizona Republicans Delay Vote on Abortion Ban Repeal

Arizona Republicans stalled efforts to vote on a bill that would repeal a near-total ban on abortion from 1864, following a ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court. The GOP leaders are closely reviewing the court's decision before taking action, while Democrats have criticized the delay in repealing the ban.

Abortion Rights in Arizona

Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to Arizona to promote reproductive freedom following a historic ruling upholding an 1864 law that bars nearly all abortions. The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed the law, which carries a 2-5 year sentence for abortionists. Pro-abortion activists in Arizona are moving forward with a proposed amendment to create a constitutional right to abortion.

International Relations and Politics

The Mexican government calls for a Colorado art gallery and auction, Israeli airstrikes in Syria kill dozens, and a dramatic Israeli Supreme Court ruling freezes funding to ultra-Orthodox seminaries unless students serve in the military.

Russia Adds 'LGBT Movement' to List of Extremist Organizations

Russia has added the 'LGBT movement' to a list of extremist and terrorist organizations, leading to fears of arrests and prosecutions for LGBTQ activists. This move is in line with a ruling by Russia's Supreme Court last November.

Age Limits for Congressional Candidates in North Dakota

North Dakota voters will decide on a ballot question to bar candidates from running for Congress if they turn 81 during their term, reflecting a growing national trend of considering age limits for politicians. However, legal experts believe the proposal may face legal challenges as it could violate Supreme Court precedent.

Texas SB4 Immigration Law

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling allowing Texas SB4 Immigration Law to go into effect was short-lived as the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit blocked the law from taking effect. The law allows local and state law enforcement to arrest, detain, and prosecute migrants suspected of illegally entering Texas from Mexico.

Supreme Court ruling on Texas border law enforcement

Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer celebrates Supreme Court ruling allowing Texas to enforce a law to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally. Brewer predicts other states will pass similar laws due to the spread of migrants across the country.

Kamala Harris Visiting Planned Parenthood Clinic in Minnesota for Abortion Rights Advocacy

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to visit a Planned Parenthood clinic in Minnesota to advocate for abortion rights, becoming the first vice president to do so. The visit comes amidst a wave of conservative states enacting abortion restrictions, making Minnesota a haven for abortion seekers.

IVF clinic protection bill in Alabama

Alabama lawmakers are set to approve a bill protecting IVF clinics from prosecution after providers paused services due to a state Supreme Court ruling.

Supreme Court ruling on Trump's name on Colorado primary ballots

The Supreme Court ruling keeps former President Trump's name on Colorado primary ballots, ending legal threats from states trying to remove him for inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection. Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray calls the left's arguments 'pure lunacy.'

Donald Trump wins Colorado Republican primary after Supreme Court ruling

Donald Trump wins big in Colorado primary after Supreme Court ruling restores his name on the ballot. The victory is symbolic and significant after a legal battle over the Fourteenth Amendment's Insurrection Clause.

Alabama Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos

An Alabama Supreme Court ruling giving frozen embryos the same legal protections as children has halted some IVF procedures in the state, sparking controversy and real-world consequences. Voters are considering this issue on Super Tuesday.

Ghana's LGBTQ+ Bill and International Response

Ghana's president waits for Supreme Court ruling on bill criminalizing LGBTQ+ community, sparking international concern and risking funding from World Bank and IMF.

Supreme Court ruling on Trump and Haiti's state of emergency

Supreme Court rules Trump cannot be barred from ballot over Capitol riot; Haiti declares state of emergency after gangs overrun prisons and create chaos on streets.

Explosion outside Alabama Attorney General’s Office

Law enforcement released footage of a person of interest in an explosion outside the Alabama Attorney General’s Office. The incident happened after the Attorney General announced no intention to prosecute families pursuing in vitro fertilization. No injuries were reported.

Student Loan Forgiveness Email from President Biden

President Joe Biden's administration is sending emails to over 150,000 borrowers claiming their federal student loans will be forgiven, but in reality, the debt is being transferred to taxpayers under the SAVE plan. The plan offers debt forgiveness to borrowers who have been in repayment for as little as 10 years and took out $12,000 or less in loans.