Supreme Court won’t take up challenge to Jack Smith’s Trump Twitter data access
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a challenge by social platform X, formerly known as Twitter, to court rulings that forced the platform to turn over data on former President Trump’s account to special counsel Jack Smith.
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States Seek To Block Biden’s Secret $73 Billion Student Loan Forgiveness PlanSource: The College Investor Key Points ・Seven states have filed an lawsuit to stop a "covert" $73 billion student loan ...
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Legal gambling on the presidential election and Congressional races got the greenlight Wednesday — and betting could start as ...
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