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 majority ruled in favor of President…
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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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Supreme Court Allows Administration to Fire FTC Commissioner
The termination is in effect as the case proceeds through the lower courts. The Supreme Court granted the request from President Trump’s administration to allow the firing of…
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SCOTUS Agrees to Halt Some Foreign Aid
The administration has alerted Congress to the cancellation of around $4 billion under a 1974 budget law. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily granted a request by…
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Supreme Court Lifts Block of ICE Operations in Los Angeles
The case is proceeding through the appellate process. The Supreme Court majority issued an order lifting a federal judge’s block on U.S. Immigration and Customs Operations in Los…
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President’s Administration Files Emergency Appeal to Supreme Court over Tariff Ruling
The solicitor general stated that the lower court’s decision “has disrupted highly impactful, sensitive, ongoing diplomatic trade negotiations.” President Donald Trump’s administration filed a petition this week with…
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Supreme Court Justices Warn Lower Courts over Ignoring Its Rulings
Justice Gorsuch stated, “When this court issues a decision, it constitutes a precedent that commands respect in lower courts.” Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh joined…
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Fifth Circuit Rules NLRB Structure “Likely“ Unconstitutional
The court found that the labor relations board members and judges are not accountable for the amount of power they wield. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals recently…
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Supreme Court Declines to Block Mississippi Social Media Age Verification Law
Allows ongoing lawsuit to continue without immediate intervention The Supreme Court declined to block a Mississippi law that imposes age verification and parental consent requirements on social media…
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