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A Dutch court rejected Emile Ratelband's legal bid to change his age from 69 to 49, stating that age-based rights and duties would become meaningless if birth dates could be altered. Ratelband, who describes himself as a "young god," vowed to continue his fight against the government. The case has drawn international attention for its implications on legal identity and personal autonomy.
Congressional Authority in Presidential Eligibility Disputes
Research into the Michigan Law Review suggests that Congress, rather than the Supreme Court, may have the final authority to decide a candidate's eligibility for the presidency. This process would occur during the formal counting of electoral votes, potentially creating a final hurdle for Ted Cruz.
