John Roberts

The Supreme Court is reviewing geofence warrants, a modern surveillance tool used in a 2019 Richmond bank robbery. Investigators used Google location data to identify devices near the crime scene, leading to Okello Chatrie's arrest. This case questions whether such broad data collection violates Fourth Amendment privacy rights, potentially impacting future law enforcement investigations.

Karl Rove criticized Jimmy Kimmel’s joke about Melania Trump and compared him to Candace Owens during a Fox News segment. Melania Trump called the joke harmful, while Donald Trump demanded Kimmel be fired. The issue grew after Trump linked the joke to a security scare, sparking a wider debate about media language and responsibility.

Snooker began in 1875 India, credited to Sir Neville Chamberlain’s variation of black pool, later recognised after his 1938 letter to The Field and Compton Mackenzie’s 1939 support. It evolved from a colonial pastime into a structured professional sport, shaped by television exposure and modern champions, and has since grown into a truly global game.

The US Supreme Court has ruled against Donald Trump's global tariffs, stating the nation isn't at war with every country. The court found the administration relied solely on IEEPA, granting the President sweeping powers to impose unlimited tariffs on any product from any nation. This landmark judgment significantly curtails presidential trade authority.

The case marked the first significant element of Trump’s wide-ranging policy agenda to be directly reviewed by America’s highest court — an institution he influenced during his first term by appointing three conservative justices.

The Trump administration is requesting a delay in legal proceedings concerning tariff refunds. This comes after the Supreme Court ruled against his global duties. The US government argues for a "appropriately careful process, not breakneck speed." Earlier, Trump criticised the decision warning of significant payouts and questioned the "possibility of a rehearing."

Union minister Pralhad Joshi stated the Union government will study the US Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs before issuing an official statement, with the commerce and external affairs ministries handling the response. Joshi also condemned the Indian Youth Congress's shirtless protest at the India AI Summit as shameful and disruptive.

The 6-3 ruling invalidated tariffs imposed under an emergency powers statute, including the broad “reciprocal” duties Trump had extended to imports from nearly every country. The decision marks the first major plank of his policy agenda to be taken up by the top court, which he helped shape with three conservative appointments during his first term.

Supreme Court dealt a significant blow to President Trump's global tariff policy, striking it down in a 6-3 decision. Trump, reportedly seething, called the ruling a "disgrace" and "unpatriotic," criticizing even his own appointees. This marks a major policy reversal for the administration, potentially forcing a new legal strategy for future tariffs.

President Trump asserted that most trading partners wish to maintain existing trade deals despite a Supreme Court ruling invalidating some tariffs. He also suggested tariff revenue could eventually replace income taxes, claiming these duties fueled economic growth and generated billions. However, a New York Fed paper indicated US firms and consumers bore most tariff costs.

The US Supreme Court has delivered a major blow to President Donald Trump's trade policy. In a significant 6-3 decision, the court declared his global tariffs illegal. Chief Justice John Roberts stated Trump lacked the authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. This ruling could lead to billions in tariff refunds. The decision impacts future executive actions on trade.

President Trump insists on a $2,000 payment to Americans, funded by tariffs, potentially bypassing Congress. This claim faces significant hurdles after the Supreme Court limited his tariff authority, potentially requiring billions in refunds. Trump has since adjusted his tariff strategy, but the program's affordability remains uncertain.

India is closely examining the fallout from the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down President Trump's unilateral tariffs. Following the ruling, Trump announced a new 10% global tariff, asserting that existing national security tariffs remain. He also stated that the trade deal with India, where India pays tariffs, is unaffected.

The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump lacked the authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad tariffs. The 6-3 decision found the law does not explicitly grant power for tariffs, a move Trump had used extensively. This ruling could lead to significant refunds and ongoing disputes over presidential tariff powers.

US President Trump escalated a global tariff from 10% to 15% in response to a Supreme Court ruling that deemed his previous tariff actions illegal. The court questioned his authority to impose such duties without congressional approval. Trump stated the increase was effective immediately, targeting countries he believes have exploited the US.

Chief Justice John Roberts emphasized the need for judicial independence, stating it is threatened by intimidation, disinformation, and potential defiance of court orders. He warned that intimidation of judges is inappropriate and cited the importance of enforcing court decisions to uphold the rule of law, referencing the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case.

The US Supreme Court on Thursday banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions, dealing a major blow to a decades-old practice that boosted educational opportunities for African-Americans and other minorities. "The student must be treated based on his or her experiences as an individual -- not on the basis of race," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the majority opinion.

The ruling is widely seen as the big blow to Donald Trump’s second administration at the conservative-leaning Supreme Court. Just last year, the bench had consistently backed the president through a string of emergency decisions related to immigration, the removal of independent agency heads, and sweeping reductions in federal spending.

Donald Trump was supposed to have his hand on two Bibles -- Lincoln Bible and a personal Bible that his mother gifted to him. But during the oath ceremony, Donald Trump kept his right hand straight drawing a major backlash on social media. But Republicans blamed Chief Justice John Roberts for rushing through the oath ceremony and pointed out that when Melania brought the two Bibles, the oath had already begun.

UoM, during its year-long celebrations, has arranged lectures from Nobel laureates from various disciplines from across the globe.