The case will determine if federal law permits states to count ballots that were received after Election Day. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case…
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Supreme Court to Hear Border Asylum Metering Appeal
The policy turned away asylum seekers before they set foot in the United States. The Supreme Court announced it would consider the legality of a currently-rescinded immigration policy…
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The Supreme Court Upholds U.S. Passport Biological Sex Designations
The high court found that the requirement does not infringe on “equal protection principles.” The Supreme Court issued a stay that allows the State Department to require the…
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President Asks Supreme Court to Allow National Guard Deployment to Chicago
The Justice Department filing states that the injunction by the lower court “improperly impinges on the president’s authority.“ President Donald Trump’s administration requested that the Supreme Court allow…
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Supreme Court Denies Google’s Emergency Request over App Store Requirements
Temporarily upholds lower courts’ decisions regarding third-party payments. The Supreme Court declined Google’s emergency request to halt a lower court’s injunction mandating alternate payment methods for in-app purchases.…
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Supreme Court to Hear Religious Freedom Cases in New Term
The free exercise of religion is at the heart of suits out of Louisiana, Colorado, and California. The Supreme Court kicked off its fall term on Monday. The…
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Federal Judge Pauses Cuts to U.S. Global Media
He pointed out the lack of a statement of reasoning to set precedents in the Supreme Court’s emergency orders. District Judge Royce Lamberth has blocked President Trump’s administration…
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Supreme Court Temporarily Halts Firing of Federal Reserve Governor Cook
The justices will hold a hearing in January 2026 to review the case. The Supreme Court did not allow President Donald Trump to immediately fire Federal Reserve Governor…
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Supreme Court Allows President to Cancel USAID Funding
The majority accepts the premise that the Executive Branch should be able to reverse funding it requested. On Friday, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority ruled in favor of…
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Supreme Court Will Hear Case Challenging President’s Tariffs
The high court will assess whether the 1977 law grants the executive branch emergency tariff powers. The Supreme Court agreed to take on a case challenging the imposition…
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