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    Trump’s Attacks Fuel Supreme Court’s Sinking Public Approval

    The US Supreme Court has a reputation problem. And Donald Trump’s attacks are making it worse.

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    Israel rejects Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza, Netanyahu says

    Israel's PM says its military will not pull out from Gaza until Hamas is "genuinely" disarmed.

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    The unaccountability trap in government

    The author argues that while the Supreme Court recently affirmed presidential authority over independent agencies in Trump v. Slaughter, its…

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    Trump’s latest swing at birthright citizenship might send issue back to courts

    President Donald Trump is again targeting constitutionally-guaranteed birthright citizenship with a pair of executive orders.

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    Trump’s Attacks Fuel Supreme Court’s Sinking Public Approval - Bloomberg.com

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    Perez Hilton faces long recovery after reports he self-harmed during livestream

    The US blogger is in a "serious but stable" condition in hospital, according to his family.

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    Banksy works cost public almost £150,000

    The BBC reveals taxpayers have funded thousands of pounds worth of cleaning operations and security for the artworks.

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