Supreme Court Faces Plea to Block Trump Mail-In Ballot Rules
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The Story
A plea has been filed with the Supreme Court seeking to block rules related to Donald Trump's mail-in ballots. The Supreme Court collegium has recommended the elevation of four judges to Chief Justices of different High Courts. Separately, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal has questioned the integrity of the Supreme Court Collegium, alleging the Modi government is taking over the judiciary.
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What they agree on
- The Supreme Court faces a plea to block rules concerning Trump's mail-in ballots.
- The Supreme Court collegium has made recommendations for judicial appointments.
Where they split
- The Kathmandu Post and other international sources focus on the Judicial Council barring lawyers from direct appointment as Supreme Court justices.
- The Straits Times and other independent sources lead with the plea to block Trump's mail-in ballot rules.
- OpIndia and The Hindu provide coverage of Arvind Kejriwal's statements regarding the Supreme Court Collegium.
- The Buffalo News, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Omaha World-Herald, Lincoln Journal Star, and Nation Africa focus on the Supreme Court facing a plea to block Trump mail-in ballot rules.
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