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The Supreme Court's Presidential Immunity Ruling, Explained
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court established a tripartite framework for presidential immunity, granting absolute protection for core constitutional powers while leaving unofficial acts subject to prosecution.
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The U.S. Department of Defense is drafting a revised nuclear strategy that emphasizes the use of shorter-range tactical nuclear weapons to deter regional conflicts with China or Russia. The shift aims to provide proportional response options, though critics warn it could lower the threshold for nuclear war.
D.C. Circuit Limits Executive Privilege, Upholds Navarro Contempt Conviction
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