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En ce début d'année 2026, l'actualité est toujours aussi chargée aux États-Unis. Dans ce nouvel épisode de New Deal, Laurence Nardon vous propose d'explorer ce qu'il se passe…Du côté de la scène intérieure:• Les tensions sont toujours vives entre la police de l'immigration (ICE) ...  Show more

La trêve des confiseurs n'aura pas duré. Dans la nuit du vendredi 2 au samedi 3 janvier, après des semaines de menaces venues de la Maison-Blanche, un commando de la Delta Force (l'unité d'élite des forces spéciales américaines) a pénétré dans le palais présidentiel vénézuélien à ...  Show more

Citing the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled "President Trump is disqualified from holding the office of President" due to his role in the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. But, there's still a chance he'll be allowed on the ...  Show more

Another year of The Supreme Court of the United States is coming to a close. But can we still trust our nine appointed justices to be the final arbiters of the law?. Co-hosts of the Boom! Lawyered podcast, Jessica Mason Pieklo and Imani Gandy, join Kai Wright to answer those ques ...  Show more

US Supreme Court justices are considering two cases from Florida and Texas which could fundamentally alter the future of online free speech. Meanwhile, in Alabama, the state’s top court ruling on IVF has cast doubt on the future of the treatment, as the debate over reproductive r ...  Show more

In one of its most pivotal decisions of the year, the top US court has ruled that American presidents can have absolute immunity for ‘official’ acts. But what does that mean exactly? How far could the leader of the free world push the definition of a presidential duty? Sarah and ...  Show more