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The Supreme Court may rule at any time on the Trump administration's request to use the DHS SAVE database to identify noncitizens on state voter rolls. The case is now fully briefed after challengers filed their response on Tuesday.
Chief Justice Roberts described citizenship as "the right to have rights" without citing its prior judicial use or Hannah Arendt's deeper analysis of...
Wisconsin Supreme Court arguments center on whether gerrymandering challenges to the congressional map can proceed, not on immediate changes....
The Supreme Court’s unelected justices wield veto power over laws passed by elected representatives, as seen in the 2012 ACA ruling where five...
The Supreme Court’s decision not to hear Genalo v. Black preserves a lower court ruling that due process bars unreasonably prolonged immigration...
Does South Carolina law let the governor deploy National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., without explicit statutory permission?
Governor Hochul’s pardon of Keisy Guerrero Mariano has mooted the Supreme Court case on bond rights for prolonged immigration detention, leaving the...
The Supreme Court dismissed Genalo v. Black as moot, removing from the October docket the question of when noncitizens detained under Section...
The Supreme Court’s late-Friday stay revives the FCC Media Bureau’s lowest-unit-rate guidance, requiring broadcasters to offer discounted rates for...
The article presents the opinion the Supreme Court should have written instead of its June 30, 2026 holding in Trump v. Barbara that limits birthright...
The administration's emergency request could restore the expanded SAVE system for state voter-roll checks before November.
A new proposal grants six justices targeted powers to handle procedural matters more decisively.
Could a six-justice supermajority for major Supreme Court rulings strengthen legitimacy—or empower minorities to block outcomes?
A circuit split has prediction markets heading toward the Supreme Court, which must decide if they are federally regulated swaps under CFTC authority...
The Supreme Court’s surprising dismissal of the lawsuit against Trump’s congressionally unauthorized ballroom project carries implications beyond...
The Supreme Court term acts as the clock: arguments run October through spring, with opinions released as ready and the biggest rulings almost always...
The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously blocked a Trump-backed congressional map from the November ballot, ruling that a timely referendum petition...
Louisiana's lawsuit seeks to block mail and pharmacy access to mifepristone across the entire country, forcing in-person visits even in states that...
The House's 211-206 rejection of a Republican constitutional amendment to permanently cap the Supreme Court at nine justices reveals deepening...
A three-signature shortfall escalated into a U.S. Supreme Court emergency appeal over Michigan’s citizens-only voting initiative.
