COUPLE ARRESTED AFTER THEIR ONE-YEAR-OLD SON FELL FROM THIRD-FLOOR BALCONY. (PHOTO).

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   Couple arrested after their one-year-old son fell from third-floor balcony A North Carolina couple was arrested after their 1-year-old baby boy fell from a third-floor balcony while they were sleeping. Online records from the Wake County Bureau of Forensic Services show Jawon Lee Whitley, 28, and Saniyah Minchaye Person, 26, were each charged with negligent child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury. Wake County Sheriff's Office said deputies were called to a home on Saturday, November 7, 2026 around 5 p.m. after receiving reports that a child had fallen from a balcony. The child was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, the media outlet noted. "Court documents said the child had opened the door to the balcony while the parents were asleep and then climbed over the railing," WRAL noted. The arrest warrant said the boy suffered a fractured pelvis and punctured lung. The warrant alleged he opened an "unsecured patio door "and climbed over the ...
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FILES 41ST SUPREME COURT EMERGENCY APPLICATION IN LESS THAN TWO YEARS. (PHOTO).

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 Trump administration files 41st Supreme Court emergency application in less than two years

  

The Trump administration has filed its 41st emergency application with the Supreme Court in less than two years, matching the total number of such requests filed during Trump's entire first term.

The emergency docket allows parties to ask the Supreme Court to intervene quickly in cases before the normal appeals process has been completed. The justices can temporarily block lower-court orders, allowing disputed policies to take effect while litigation continues.

The administration's latest application seeks permission for the Bureau of Prisons to reinstate a policy that would restrict certain gender-affirming care for incarcerated transgender people.

The request comes after U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth ordered the administration to continue providing care to people diagnosed with gender dysphoria while a legal challenge involving a 2025 Trump executive order and a subsequent Bureau of Prisons policy proceeds.

The second Trump administration has filed 41 emergency applications, compared with 19 during President Joe Biden's four years in office. Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush filed a combined eight such requests during their 16 years in office.

The administration has argued that lower courts have issued an unusually large number of injunctions blocking its policies and that Supreme Court intervention is necessary when those rulings threaten to delay its agenda.

Critics have questioned the frequency with which the administration has turned to the emergency docket, arguing that the process is intended for genuine emergencies and that some Supreme Court orders provide little or no explanation for the justices' decisions.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Elena Kagan have previously raised concerns about the growing use of emergency applications and the effect they can have on the traditional legal process.

Emergency docket orders are often issued without the full briefing and oral arguments associated with ordinary appeals, and some are unsigned and accompanied by limited explanations.


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