Five Things to Know About the Supreme Court and Health Care Reform Act
What to know about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to hear arguments on the Affordable Care Act.
Justices Kagan, Thomas Refuse to Recuse Themselves From Health Care Law Case
U.S. Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Clarence Thomas gave no indication Monday that they will heed their critics' calls and recuse themselves from the Affordable Care Act case.
Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Obama's Health Care Law
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday outlined how the justices will hear arguments on the constitutionality of Obamacare, the centerpiece of President Barack Obama's domestic agenda.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Obama Healthcare Law
The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide the fate of President Barack Obama's healthcare law, with an election-year ruling due by July on the healthcare system's biggest overhaul in nearly 50 years.
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Herman Cain's Gender Gap: Poll Shows Women Abandoning Campaign [VIDEO]
Two new polls reveal Cain's slip in support since POLITICO and Bialek is driven by women voters, once the majority of those who supported him. A new video showing the GOP presidential hopeful making fun of Anita Hill (video enclosed) is sure to widen that gender gap, as prominent conservatives condemn Cain's reaction to the sexual harassment charges.
Indian Court Blasts Government Over Pakistanis Imprisoned Without Charges
India’s Supreme Court has expressed its “shock” over the large numbers of Pakistani prisoners languishing in Indian prisons without having been charged.
Arizona Immigration Law Challenge Too Early for Supreme Court: Obama Administration
The U.S. Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court Thursday to refuse to hear a case challenging Arizona's anti-immigration law.
Ex-Israeli President Moshe Katsav Raped an Employee; Gets 7 Years
Former Israeli president Moshe Katsav was sentenced to seven years in prison for rape and sexual harassment. The decision was made by Israel's Supreme Court, upholding a prior lower-court conviction.
Israel Ex-President Faces Seven Years for Rape
Former President Moshe Katsav has been ordered to spend seven years in prison by the Supreme Court of Israel while rejecting his appeal of a rape conviction and other sex crimes.
Mahindra Satyam Q2 Profit Up by 10-fold
Beating street estimates, software services exporter Mahindra Satyam on Thursday posted more than 10-fold jump in quarterly net profit.
Gujarat Rioters in India Convicted of Killing 31 Muslims
An Indian court on Wednesday found 31 people guilty of killing 33 Muslims by setting a building on fire during religious riots in the state of Gujarat in 2002.
Supreme Court to Settle Dispute Between Meat Industry, California
The National Meat Association says a California law mandating humane treatment and euthanization of animals is preempted by a federal meat inspection law.
Election 2011: Suffolk, Nassau Trend Democratic but Nassau Deadlock Could Provoke Bankruptcy
Long Island voters in Nassau and Suffolk counties Tuesday trended Democratic, with Democrats retaking the Suffolk County Executive’s post and upping their seats in the Nassau County Legislature. They regained control of the Long Beach City Council.
Cain Accuser Karen Kraushaar Calls for Press Conference with All Four Women
Karen Kraushaar, one of the former National Restaurant Association employees who received a settlement after accusing then-CEO Herman Cain of sexual harassment, says she wants to hold a joint press conference with the other three women who have made allegations against Cain.
Mississippi Personhood Amendment Fails, But Proponents Will Keep Fighting
Fifty-eight percent of Mississippi voters rejected the so-called Personhood Amendment on Tuesday.
Leader of Arizona Immigration Crackdown Ousted in Recall
A powerful Republican state Senate leader who championed Arizona's controversial crackdown on illegal immigrants appeared headed for early removal from office in a historic recall election, returns showed Tuesday night.
Ohio 2011 Election results: Voters Say No to Mandate in Federal Health Care Law
Ohio voters Tuesday rejected the federal health care law and chose to preserve the freedom to choose their health coverage.
Leader of Arizona Immigration Crackdown Losing Recall Vote
A powerful Republican state Senate leader who spearheaded Arizona's controversial crackdown on illegal immigrants appeared headed for defeat Tuesday night in a historic recall election, early returns showed.
2011 Election Results: Mississippi Rejects Anti-Abortion 'Personhood' Initiative
Mississippi voters rejected a ballot initiative Tuesday to declare that a human life begins at conception. The measure would have effectively banned abortions in the state and legally challenged abortion rights nationwide as it conflicts with the Supreme Court 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortions.
Senate Bill Would Clear Way for Online Sales Tax
State governments would be able to collect online sales taxes under a bill due to be introduced in the Senate on Wednesday, said sources familiar with the bill.
Supreme Court Voices Concern About GPS Tracking by Police
Justice Stephen Breyer likened a scenario of warrantless use of GPS technology to George Orwell's 1984.
Supreme Court Takes Cases on Sentencing Juveniles to Die in Prison
The Supreme Court has chipped away at the length and severity of sentences imposed on juveniles.
DC Appeals Court Backs Constitutionality of Health Care Reform Act's Individual Mandate
An appellate court in Washington, D.C., became the fourth to issue a ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Election 2011: Nassau, Suffolk Crucial for N.Y. Economy
Long Island voters in Nassau and Suffolk counties are choosing new local officials Tuesday as both counties continue to battle a sour economy and Nassau is trying to avoid bankruptcy.
U.S. Judge Blocks Graphic Cigarette Warnings
A federal judge blocked a U.S. rule requiring tobacco companies to display graphic images on cigarette packs, such as a man exhaling cigarette smoke through a hole in his throat.
Occupy Wall Street Now Occupying Courtrooms With First Amendment Lawsuits
The 24/7 nature of Occupy Wall Street and its offshoots distinguish this protest movement from others that relied more on rallies.
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