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U.S. Supreme Court building representing global trade legal battle
PoliticsEN
Trump Reciprocal Tariff Ruling 2026: Trillions at Stake as Supreme Court Remains Silent

The U.S. Supreme Court delayed its Trump reciprocal tariff ruling 2026 on Tuesday. Explore the potential for trillions in repayments and the legal battle over the IEEPA.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Fed Chair Jerome Powell observing a Supreme Court session.
PoliticsEN
Fed Chair Jerome Powell Confronts Trump in Supreme Court Lisa Cook Firing Lawsuit

Fed Chair Jerome Powell is set to attend the Supreme Court argument for Lisa Cook's firing case, marking a historic confrontation with President Trump over Fed independence.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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K-CultureEN
Former UN Member Choi Jungwon Cleared of Adultery Allegations by Supreme Court

Choi Jungwon (UN) has been fully cleared of adultery allegations as of January 15, 2026. The Supreme Court dismissed the accuser's appeal, ending a 4-year legal battle.

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MC
Minho Choi
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SCOTUS Illinois Mail Ballot Ruling: Candidates Gain Standing to Challenge Election Rules

The U.S. Supreme Court's SCOTUS Illinois mail ballot ruling confirms political candidates have legal standing to challenge election policies. Read the full analysis here.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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EconomyEN
Bitcoin Price Volatility 2026 Looms Amid Supreme Court Tariff Uncertainty

Bitcoin price volatility 2026 is expected to rise as prediction markets signal low odds of a clear Supreme Court ruling on tariffs. Learn about the historical patterns of stabilization.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
A gavel and a stopwatch over a map of the Southern US
PoliticsEN
Closing Window: 2026 US Midterm Redistricting and the SCOTUS Race Against Time

Analyze the impact of the SCOTUS ruling on 2026 US Midterm Redistricting. Republicans face a race against time as administrative deadlines for the 2026 elections approach.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Judicial gavel and National Assembly symbolizing seat loss due to court ruling
PoliticsEN
South Korea DP Lawmakers Seat Loss 2026: Supreme Court Upholds Election Law Violations

On January 8, 2026, South Korea's Supreme Court stripped two Democratic Party lawmakers, Yi Byeong-jin and Shin Yeong-dae, of their seats over election law violations.

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Haneul Kim
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Trump Warns of 'Terrible Blow' as Supreme Court Reviews Tariff Authority 2026

President Donald Trump warns that losing tariff authority would be a 'terrible blow' to the U.S. as the Supreme Court reviews the legality of IEEPA-based tariffs in 2026.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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ViralEN
Justice Brett Kavanaugh Judicial Legacy: Will Racism Allegations Define His Career?

Justice Brett Kavanaugh is reportedly concerned that racism allegations tied to his immigration rulings will overshadow his judicial legacy and 2018 confirmation record.

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MC
Minho Choi
Trump National Guard Withdrawal 2026: A Major Policy Pivot After Legal Defeats
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Trump National Guard Withdrawal 2026: A Major Policy Pivot After Legal Defeats

President Trump halts National Guard deployment in Democratic cities like Chicago and LA following Supreme Court setbacks. Read about the Trump National Guard withdrawal 2026.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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PoliticsEN
2025 Year in Review: How Donald Trump Redefined Presidential Emergency Powers

Explore how President Donald Trump utilized emergency powers in 2025 to reshape U.S. immigration, trade, and military policy. A look at the legal and political fallout.

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Haneul Kim
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3.5 Years in Prison: Supreme Court Finalizes Sentence for Former NCT Member Taeil

South Korea's Supreme Court has finalized a 3.5-year prison sentence for former NCT member Taeil for special quasi-rape. Read the details of the final verdict.

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Minho Choi
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