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Today in Supreme Court History: June 18, 1787
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The Supreme Court Issued an 8–1 Ruling on Plea Deals. The Accord Won’t Last.
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The Supreme Court issued an important criminal justice ruling on Thursday about the appropriate bounds of plea bargains.
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Ron DeSantis issues dire warning on California billionaire tax
California’s controversial billionaire tax measure has secured enough signatures and qualified to appear on the November ballot.
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Bloomberg Politics
Vance Says Iran Deal Is a 'Win-Win' for the US
US Vice President JD Vance speaks at a news conference about President Donald Trump's signed memorandum of understanding with Iran. (Source: Bloomberg)
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US lifts naval blockade after Iran deal signed
Iran's supreme leader says he disagrees with the deal and Donald Trump signed it "out of desperation".
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How Trump's deal with Iran compares to Obama's
Both deals involve a written commitment by Iran never to seek a nuclear weapon.
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Vance Warns Israeli Cabinet Against Attacking Trump’s Iran Deal
US Vice President JD Vance hit back at Israeli cabinet members who have criticized Donald Trump’s interim peace deal with Iran.
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3 supertankers sail through Strait of Hormuz after deal signed: Report
Three Saudi Arabian-flagged supertankers reportedly transited the Strait of Hormuz after the U.S. and Iran signed a deal that will reopen the waterway. Reuters reported the vessels, managed by Saudi Arabian shipping group Bahri, had 6 million barrels onboard. The Hill has reached out to Bahri for comment. Across Tuesday and Wednesday, 19 vessels passed…
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U.S. lifts blockade on Iranian ports as 60-day clock for a final deal starts ticking
The U.S. is allowing ships to enter and exit Iranian ports and coastal areas as the countries move to a new phase of negotiations over the next 60 days.
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