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An opinion piece argues the Supreme Court is effectively under Trump’s influence, compromising its independence and causing a major ruling to falter under political pressure, signaling a crisis in the judiciary.
An appeals court in South Korea ordered SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won to pay about $645 million to his ex-wife Roh Soh-yeong, ending a decade-long divorce saga dubbed Korea’s 'divorce of the century' after Roh sought half his fortune; the court valued Chey's wealth at roughly $5 billion before SK Hynix's AI-driven surge and granted about one-third, with possible further appeals to the Supreme Court.
Scottie Scheffler’s 17th-hole Temporary Immovable Obstruction (TIO) relief at the British Open drew fan and pundit backlash, as the ball wasn’t found yet relief was granted under a virtual-certainty rule; he hit the relief shot close to the hole, birdied 17, and finished fourth, three strokes behind winner Ryan Fox, amid ongoing controversy over the tournament’s rulings including Bryson DeChambeau’s penalty earlier in the week.
Amy Coney Barrett emphasizes that Supreme Court rulings are based on the law, not opinion polls, as the court considers overturning key decisions on same-sex marriage and abortion, reflecting her conservative judicial philosophy and the court's role in interpreting the Constitution.
The US Supreme Court is facing criticism for its unexplained and seemingly partisan rulings favoring Donald Trump, including allowing him to dismantle the Education Department and blocking Biden's student loan relief, raising concerns about inconsistent judicial reasoning and potential bias.
The U.S. Supreme Court, with its conservative majority, delivered key victories for Donald Trump in its final rulings of the term, including limiting judicial oversight of his policies and allowing his administration to implement several contentious policies, reflecting a shift towards a more conservative judicial stance and strengthening executive power.