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Supreme court down the line. listen to what he had to say. >> when you have those two interests at stake and both are important, as you acknowledge, why not -- why should this court be the arbiter rather than congress, the state legislatures, state supreme courts, the people being able to resolve this, and there will be different answers in mississippi and new york, different answers in alabama than california. because there are two different interests at stake, and the people in those states mi...

0 standard of self-has proved difficult to administer and that is relevant to the analysis. and i want to give you an opportunity to respond. >> yes, your honor. the first point id like to make is the undue burden test is not at issue in this case. that is the test that applies to regulations, not prohibitions. and the state has conceded that this is a prohibition. thats the title of this law. an act to prohibit abortion after 15 weeks. the only thing at issue in this case is the viability line,...

0 decisis analysis and i want to give you an opportunity to respond. >> the undue burden test is not at issue. that applies to regulations, not prohibitions. the state has conceded this is a prohibition. thats the title of this law is an act to prohibit abortion after 15 weeks and the only thing that is at issue in this case is the viability line. the viability line has been workable. the lower federal courts have applied it uniformly for 50 years, the fifth circuit had no difficulty striking do...

With launch of Chandrayaan-2, India’s second mission to the moon, is just a few days away, engineers at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) have already integrated the GSLV MK-III vehicle with the encapsulated assembly of the much-awaited lunar mission, scheduled to take off from the Satish Dhawan Space Center (SDSC) in Sriharikota at about 2:15 am on July 15, 2019.

Finding plumes at Europa is an exciting prospect, but scientists warn it’ll be tricky, even from up close.

The days before and the weeks before and also that time of january 6th and the realization of the world that america is on the brink. >> trumps adviser had the authority to project electoral college votes on january 6th. the memo does not represent his views. in two recent conversations with the national review john eastman reportedly said his memo describing pence as the ultimate arbiter of the vote was, quote,

Institutions and lib tear communities. so anyone who thinks this work stops because three men out of thousands over the years were finally held accountable is confused, this system is not off the hook. the courtroom is a lens. it cant be an arbiter of freedom. whats telling in the case is the prosecution knew well enough to not bring race into this particular prosecution because theres a chance that a nearly all white jury, one that might even do the right thing could be made so uncomfortable by...

The European Space Agencys satellite that is headed towards monitoring the Sun will perform its riskiest fly-by of Earth yet.

The best, i wish i had thought of that. >> jesse: the media hates trials because they cant control trials. they hate pretty much everything they want in this country but it is insulated. you have the judge, the ultimate arbiter and the defense and the prosecution and the jury decides and the jury cant be polluted by media misinformation for the most part. and when the media comes back with verdicts that dont align with the medias narrative, that freaks the media out, it is showing their control ...

The best, i wish i had thought of that. >> jesse: the media hates trials because they cant control trials. they hate pretty much everything they want in this country but it is insulated. you have the judge, the ultimate arbiter and the defense and the prosecution and the jury decides and the jury cant be polluted by media misinformation for the most part. and when the media comes back with verdicts that dont align with the medias narrative, that freaks the media out, it is showing their control ...