Why Supreme Court Justices Are Asking for More Security

Supreme Court justices are asking lawmakers on Capitol Hill to increase their 2027 budget, with most of the additional funding earmarked for security. Ann E. Marimow, a New York Times reporter, explains why the justices say these measures are necessary to protect them from rising threats.

By Ann E. Marimow, Gilad Thaler, Nour Idriss, Jon Miller, Whitney Shefte, Stephanie Swart, Rafaela Balster and Nikolay Nikolov

Why the world should copy Trump for once

The US is offering $1,000 to fund investment accounts for children born during the president’s second term

Victims of Trump purge call supreme court ruling a ‘dagger in heart’ to civil service

Rebecca Slaughter, who was fired by Trump from the FTC in 2025, worries agencies will be undermined by threat of removal if a decision is contrary to president’s favor Federal officials fired by the Trump administration are calling the recent supreme court decision a “dagger in the heart” of the civil service that will open independent federal government agencies to corruption and manipulation at the whim of the president. Since Donald Trump took office again in January 2025, he has fired mor...

By Michael Sainato

Supreme Court justices head to Capitol Hill for first appearance since 2019 and more top headlines

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Trump admin refunds $81B in tariffs after his key trade policy was struck down by Supreme Court

Donald Trump’s signature economic strategy was overturned by the highest court in the U.S. earlier this year, leading him to rage at the justices and say he was ‘absolutely ashamed’ of them

By Joe Sommerlad

Trump tariffs struck down by US Supreme Court: How much has been refunded so far

The Supreme Court's recent decision led the US government to refund a staggering eighty-one billion dollars in tariffs, overturning many of President Donald Trump's imposed tariffs. This fiscal year has already seen a notable surge in refunds according to Treasury budget data. A ruling from the US Court of International Trade in May also challenged these blanket tariffs.

By TOI WORLD DESK

In blow to Trump, US refunds $81 billion in tariffs after Supreme Court ruling

SC declines to restore namaz at Bhojshala, orders Friday prayers at nearby site

The Supreme Court directed authorities to provide a nearby space for Muslims to offer prayers as an interim arrangement

Prosecution won’t raise vote threshold before SC

MANILA, Philippines — Members of the prosecution panel for the impeachment trial have made it clear that they will not go to the Supreme Court (SC) to raise the issue of the vote threshold needed to convict Vice President Sara Duterte, but at the same time noted that other groups are free to do so.

By cbuban

GOP Uses Kavanaugh's Own Playbook To Take Another Swing At Birthright Citizenship

GOP Uses Kavanaugh's Own Playbook To Take Another Swing At Birthright Citizenship Last month, the Supreme Court struck down Trump's executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship. Justice Kavanaugh joined that majority in striking down the order, but he also filed a separate partial dissent, and his reasoning did Republicans a favor. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the majority in Trump v. Barbara, a 5-4 decision joined by Justices Kagan, Sotomayor, Barrett, a...

By Tyler Durden