WASHINGTON—Senators will question several of President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees on Jan. 15. Queries about partisanship and loyalty to the president-elect are expected to be posed to many, while other lines of questioning will be more specific to individual nominees. Here are key details on the hearings. Bondi May Be Asked About Weaponization of Justice The
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An industry group has argued the law should face tougher scrutiny under the First Amendment. The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments on Jan. 15 over a Texas age verification requirement for porn sites and its implications for the First Amendment. The case, known as Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, came out of the U.S.
An industry group has argued the law should face tougher scrutiny under the First Amendment. The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments on Jan. 15 over a Texas age verification requirement for porn sites and its implications for the First Amendment. The case, known as Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, came out of the U.S.
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China, climate, Project 2025, FISA, and the so-called weaponization of the justice system could all be broached during upcoming hearings. WASHINGTON—Senators will question several of President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees on Jan. 15. Queries about partisanship and loyalty to the president-elect are expected to be posed to many, while other lines of questioning will be more