Supreme Court Faces Partisan Test Over Trump Cases
Washington observers say the Supreme Court will weigh a major split over presidential power and criminal inquiries as it considers whether to hear New York prosecutors access to Donald Trump tax returns. The court’s decision could shape perceived judicial independence amid partisan tensions.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Congress
Supreme Court
Roberts Court
Court
New York
Trump
Walter Dellinger
Bill Clinton
Clinton
United States
House Oversight and Reform Committee
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
White House
Donald McGahn
Neil Gorsuch
Brett Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
McGahn
Federalist Society
Colorblind student sees hidden colors with life changing glasses
In Minnesota, 12 year old Jonathan Jones, colorblind, experiences vivid color perception through EnChroma glasses during a seventh grade genetics lesson. Principal Scott Hanson, who is colorblind, shares the moment as funding surges for more glasses via GoFundMe and company donations to help other colorblind students.
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Jonathan Jones
Minnesota
Jonathan
Scott Hanson
Lakeview High School
Cottonwood
Hanson
Carole
Don Jones
Carole Jones
Jones
EnChroma
Kent Streeb
Minn
NRA executive pay rises as programs cut for NRA
NRA tax filing shows executive compensation up 41 percent from 2017 to 2018, led by Wayne LaPierre at 2.15 million. Despite higher pay, spending on education and hunter services fell sharply while legal fees surged, and top officials enjoyed perks such as travel and club dues amid internal turmoil and investigations.
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National Rifle Association
NRA
Wayne LaPierre
Andrew Arulanandam
Arulanandam
Rob Pincus
Texas
William Brewer
Brewer
LaPierre
Oliver North
Ackerman McQueen
Democratic Attorneys General of
New York
District of Columbia