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Brazil’s Supreme Court Urged to Confront Scandals to Restore Public Trust and Protect DemocracyšŸ”„74

2/27/2026•Politics > Law

  • •Controversies over alleged judicial overreach and inconsistent rulings fuel public discontent.
  • •The court’s actions in major corruption cases have drawn accusations of elitism and bias.
  • •Expansive powers in disinformation investigations raise concerns about due process.
  • •Public polls show confidence in the STF at its lowest levels in decades.
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FedEx Sues U.S. Government to Reclaim Emergency Tariff Payments After Supreme Court RulingšŸ”„68

2/23/2026•Politics > Law

  • •The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that declared certain tariffs imposed under the IEEPA illegal.
  • •The Court found the administration exceeded its authority in setting emergency trade tariffs.
  • •The ruling did not specify whether previously collected funds—estimated at \$133–175 billion—must be refunded.
  • •Over 1,000 companies, including Costco and Revlon, are also pursuing refund claims.
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Trump Sues JPMorgan and Dimon for $5 Billion Over Post-January 6 Debanking ClaimsšŸ”„80

2/22/2026•Politics > Law

  • •The suit alleges the bank closed his accounts due to political bias after the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
  • •Filed in a Florida state court, the complaint claims ā€œincorrect and inappropriateā€ discrimination.
  • •JPMorgan acknowledged shutting down more than 50 Trump-related accounts in February 2021.
  • •The bank suggested Trump find another financial institution at that time.
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Supreme Court Rules Tariffs Unlawful Under National-Emergency Law, Forcing Refunds to ImportersšŸ”„73

2/20/2026•Politics > Law

  • •Court finds tariffs unlawfully enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
  • •Decision could trigger \$150 billion in refunds to importers.
  • •Chief Justice John Roberts writes majority opinion stressing Congress’s taxing authority.
  • •Roberts rejects claim that global trade conditions amounted to a ā€œnational emergency.ā€
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New South Wales Moves to Ban Intifada Chant as Gun Attack Prompts Tightened Hate-Speech and Firearm Laws, Royal Commission Probe ConsideredšŸ”„65

12/20/2025•Politics > Law

  • •The move comes in response to Bondi Beach attack, Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in almost three decades.
  • •Premier Chris Minns aims to reconvene parliament to strengthen hate-speech laws and firearm controls.
  • •Possible revision of protest regulations to limit large gatherings during the summer.
  • •Government emphasizes targeted measures to curb hate speech linked to violence and extremism.