Supreme Court
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Declines to Hear 'Let's Go Brandon' School Shirt Case
Oct 6, 2026
The Supreme Court declined to review a Michigan school district's ban on 'Let's Go Brandon' shirts, leaving lower court rulings on student speech intact.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Hears Arguments in Suncor v. Boulder Climate Lawsuit
Oct 6, 2026
The Supreme Court opened its term by weighing whether Boulder, Colorado can sue oil companies for climate damages, testing federal versus state authority.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder as Big Law Faces Scrutiny Over Climate Litigation Ties
Oct 5, 2026
Supreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder as Big Law Faces Scrutiny Over Climate Litigation Ties. Report, context, and sources from The Liberty Tribune.
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Courts & LawDOJ Alleges UCLA Law Discriminated Against White and Asian Applicants
Oct 3, 2026
The Justice Department alleges UCLA Law School violated federal law by considering race in admissions, prompting calls for changes to its process.
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PoliticsPoll Finds Majority Oppose Democratic Push to Expand Supreme Court
Oct 2, 2026
A new poll shows nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose Democratic proposals to expand the Supreme Court, as party leaders renew calls to increase its size.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor Energy Climate Liability Case as Activists Target Industry Through Lawsuits
Oct 2, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in *Suncor Energy v.
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Courts & LawLouisiana, Alabama, Arkansas Sue Blue States Over Abortion Pill Shield Laws
Oct 1, 2026
Three Republican-led states are asking the Supreme Court to block California, New York, and Massachusetts from shielding abortion pill providers from prosecution.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder, Weighing State Power in Climate Lawsuits
Sep 30, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear *Suncor v. Boulder*, a case that could determine whether states can sue energy companies over climate change impacts.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Lifts Injunction on Trump’s Third-Country Deportation Policy
Sep 29, 2026
The Supreme Court paused a lower court’s block on Trump’s third-country deportations, allowing the policy to proceed as justices prepare to hear the case.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Major Gun Rights, Voting, and Jury Cases
Sep 28, 2026
The Supreme Court is set to decide on gun bans, voter registration, and jury size, with rulings expected to impact national legal standards.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Blocks Missouri’s GOP-Backed Congressional Map for 2026 Election
Sep 26, 2026
The Supreme Court barred Missouri from using a new GOP-backed congressional map for the 2026 midterms, ordering the state to use its previous map.
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Courts & LawDOJ Asks Supreme Court to Halt Judge’s Block on Third-Country Deportations
Sep 25, 2026
The Justice Department has requested the Supreme Court to pause a lower court order blocking third-country deportations, escalating a legal standoff over immigration enforcement.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Reinstates DHS Voter Verification Program
Sep 25, 2026
The Supreme Court paused a lower court order blocking a DHS program used to verify citizenship on voter rolls, impacting election integrity efforts nationwide.
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Courts & Law8th Circuit Orders Missouri to Use GOP-Drawn Congressional Map for 2026 Midterms
Sep 22, 2026
A federal appeals court ordered Missouri to use a Republican-backed congressional map for the 2026 midterms, overriding a state court and intensifying the redistricting fight.
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Courts & LawNew York Governor Pardons Felon, Halting Immigration Test Case
Sep 19, 2026
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s pardon of a Dominican national convicted of assault has disrupted a potential Supreme Court test on bond hearings for immigrants facing deportation.
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PoliticsTrump Administration Moves to Exclude Noncitizens from 2030 Census Apportionment
Sep 17, 2026
The Trump administration has proposed a rule to count only citizens and green card holders for congressional apportionment, setting up a likely legal battle.
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Courts & LawDOJ, Education Department Find Berkeley Law Discriminated Against White and Asian Applicants
Sep 16, 2026
Federal investigators found UC Berkeley Law violated civil rights law by discriminating against white and Asian applicants, raising stakes for elite admissions.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Challenge to Washington’s Transgender Shelter Laws
Sep 11, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear arguments from parents challenging Washington state laws that allow shelters to withhold runaway children's locations for gender care.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Halts Missouri’s Use of New GOP-Drawn Congressional Map
Sep 10, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court paused Missouri’s use of a Republican-backed congressional map for the 2026 elections, leaving the state’s redistricting in limbo.
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Courts & LawJustice Department Urges Supreme Court to Overturn State and Local AR-15 Bans
Sep 6, 2026
The U.S. Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to strike down AR-15 bans in Connecticut and Cook County, arguing they violate the Second Amendment.
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Courts & LawTrump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Mail-in Voting Rule
Sep 6, 2026
This request comes after U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani extended her injunction on Friday, blocking the rule from taking effect as the legal challenge continues.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Lifts Limits on GOP Access to Discounted Political Ad Rates
Sep 4, 2026
The Supreme Court stayed a lower court order restricting GOP committees from low-cost ad rates, impacting campaign finance rules and party advertising strategies.
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ElectionsHouse Republicans Introduce Bill to Require All Federal Ballots Be Received by Election Day
Sep 4, 2026
Rep. Laurel Lee has introduced legislation to require all federal election ballots be received by Election Day, aiming to address delayed results and voter.
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ImmigrationHouse Democrats Condemn GOP Birthright Citizenship Hearing as 'Bigoted'
Sep 3, 2026
Democrats criticized a House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on birth tourism as a partisan attack on birthright citizenship, while Republicans defended the inquiry.
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PoliticsHouse Narrowly Rejects Amendment to Cap Supreme Court at Nine Justices
Sep 2, 2026
The House failed to pass a constitutional amendment to fix the Supreme Court at nine justices, highlighting partisan divides over potential court expansion.
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Courts & LawTrump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Review Military Policy on Transgender Troops
Aug 31, 2026
The Trump administration has petitioned the Supreme Court to rule on the legality of Pentagon restrictions on transgender military service, challenging lower court.
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Courts & LawLGBTQ+ Bar Association Asserts Supreme Court Has Sown Confusion on Parental Rights
Aug 30, 2026
A memo from the LGBTQ+ Bar Association claims recent Supreme Court rulings have blurred parental rights doctrine, sparking debate ahead of major legal battles.
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Courts & LawFederal Judge Halts USPS Voter Data Rule Days After Supreme Court Stay
Aug 29, 2026
A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked a USPS rule requiring states to submit voter data and ballot barcodes, days after the Supreme Court stayed her earlier.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Clears Trump Mail-In Ballot Rule as California Sues to Block It
Aug 28, 2026
The Supreme Court and a federal judge have cleared the way for President Trump’s mail-in ballot restrictions in California, prompting a new lawsuit from state.
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Courts & Law25 Republican State AGs Urge Suspension of Federal Grants to National Academies Over Climate Bias Claims
Aug 28, 2026
A coalition of 25 Republican attorneys general is calling for the suspension of federal funding to the National Academies, citing alleged climate activism and bias.
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ImmigrationICE Steps Up Detentions of Haitians in Springfield, Ohio After Supreme Court Ruling
Aug 27, 2026
ICE has detained at least 29 Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, after a Supreme Court decision ended TPS protections, sparking concern among local residents.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Weighs Taking Up Boysen v. PeaceHealth Vaccine Mandate Case
Aug 26, 2026
The Supreme Court is considering whether to hear Boysen v. PeaceHealth, a case challenging Covid vaccine mandates for Oregon health care workers, with potential.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Allows Trump Election Order to Proceed in Mail Ballot Dispute
Aug 25, 2026
The Supreme Court allowed President Trump’s election integrity order on mail-in ballots to take effect while legal challenges continue, impacting upcoming voting.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Blocks Injunctions, Allowing USPS Voter Data Rule to Proceed
Aug 25, 2026
The Supreme Court has temporarily lifted injunctions against a new USPS rule requiring states to submit voter data for mail-in ballots, setting up a legal test.
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Courts & LawNew York Times Loses Defamation Suit, Renewing Debate Over 'Actual Malice' Standard
Aug 25, 2026
A federal jury awarded over $9 million to Kai Spears in a libel case against The New York Times, intensifying scrutiny of the Supreme Court’s defamation doctrine.
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Courts & LawTransgender Activists Shift Legal Arguments Amid Loss of Influence
Aug 23, 2026
Transgender activists are adopting more defensive legal strategies as cultural and legal momentum shifts, raising new questions about the future of related policies.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Halts Injunction Blocking Trump White House Ballroom Project
Aug 21, 2026
The Supreme Court paused a lower court order halting President Trump's White House ballroom construction, allowing work to continue while legal challenges proceed.
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Courts & LawJeffries Signals Openness to Supreme Court Expansion, Citing 'Dramatic Reform'
Aug 18, 2026
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries declined to rule out expanding the Supreme Court, pointing to 'dramatic reform' and backing from Judiciary Democrats.
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Courts & LawDOJ Asks Supreme Court to Lift Block on White House Ballroom Project
Aug 18, 2026
The Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to allow construction of the White House ballroom to resume, citing national security and legal errors in lower.
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Courts & LawFederal Prosecutors Charge 11 in Decade-Long Marriage Fraud Scheme as Supreme Court Locks In Birthright Citizenship
Aug 17, 2026
Federal prosecutors charged 11 people with running a marriage fraud ring as the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, spotlighting gaps in immigration.
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Courts & LawStudy Finds Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Speaks Most During Supreme Court Arguments
Aug 15, 2026
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has emerged as the most vocal member of the U.S. Supreme Court during oral arguments, according to a recent study reported by The New York Times.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Challenge Over Colorado Preschool LGBTQ Policy
Aug 12, 2026
The Supreme Court will review whether Colorado violated religious freedom by excluding a Catholic preschool from its universal program over LGBTQ admission rules.
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ImmigrationTrump Signs Orders Targeting Birthright Citizenship After Supreme Court Ruling
Aug 6, 2026
President Trump issued new executive orders to limit birthright citizenship and curb birth tourism, following a Supreme Court decision upholding the 14th Amendment.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Sets October Arguments on Immigration Detention and Climate Lawsuits
Aug 5, 2026
The Supreme Court will open its October term with arguments on immigration detention, climate lawsuits against oil companies, and veterans’ benefits, shaping key.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Major Cases on AR-15 and Semiautomatic Rifle Bans
Aug 5, 2026
The Supreme Court will review challenges to AR-15 and semiautomatic rifle bans, a move that could reshape Second Amendment law and state gun regulations.
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Courts & LawMichigan Agrees to End Enforcement of Talk Therapy Ban After Supreme Court Ruling
Jul 31, 2026
Michigan will stop enforcing its ban on talk therapy for minors with gender dysphoria, following a Supreme Court decision and a federal court order.
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Courts & Law1st Circuit Overturns District Judges’ Pauses on Migrant Protections After Supreme Court Ruling
Jul 30, 2026
A federal appeals panel reversed two Massachusetts judges’ orders halting the end of TPS for migrants, reinforcing a Supreme Court decision limiting judicial review.
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ElectionsKansas Voters to Decide on Supreme Court Selection Amendment
Jul 30, 2026
Kansas voters will decide whether to end the bar-controlled judicial selection process and restore direct elections for state Supreme Court justices.
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ImmigrationConservatives Push Legislative Response After Supreme Court Upholds Birthplace Citizenship
Jul 29, 2026
Conservative leaders and legal scholars are calling for Congress and the White House to take assertive steps to challenge the Supreme Court's recent 5-4 decision in Trump v.
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Courts & LawD.C. Circuit Court Rejects Challenge to Trump Mail-In Voting Order
Jul 28, 2026
A federal appeals court ruled that a lawsuit against President Trump's mail-in voting executive order is premature, allowing agencies to proceed with planning.