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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 & LawSupreme Court Allows Mississippi's Social Media Age-Verification Law to Proceed
Aug 20, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday declined to block Mississippi's social media age-verification law, allowing it to take effect while legal challenges.
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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
A new study shows Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson speaks more than twice as much as any other Supreme Court justice during oral arguments, raising questions about her.
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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
Following a narrow Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, conservative lawmakers and legal experts urge Congress to redefine citizenship and challenge the.
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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.
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PoliticsDemocratic Socialists Outline Plan to Overhaul U.S. Institutions
Jul 27, 2026
The Democratic Socialists of America have detailed proposals to abolish key U.S. government bodies and reshape immigration, drawing criticism and debate.
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Courts & LawLouisiana AG Liz Murrill Cleared After Indictment Dropped, Officials Demand Federal Probe
Jul 24, 2026
Felony charges against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill were dismissed after a disputed New Orleans indictment, prompting calls for a federal investigation.
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PoliticsVulnerable House Democrats Stay Silent on Anti-Court-Packing Amendment
Jul 23, 2026
Most House Democrats in competitive districts declined to say if they will support a GOP-backed amendment to keep the Supreme Court at nine justices.
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Courts & LawBipartisan House Bill Seeks to Reverse Supreme Court Pesticide Liability Ruling
Jul 22, 2026
A bipartisan group in Congress introduced a bill to allow lawsuits against pesticide makers, challenging a Supreme Court ruling that shields them from liability.
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ImmigrationSen. Banks Introduces Citizenship Act Targeting Birthright Citizenship for Children of 'Invaders'
Jul 22, 2026
Sen. Jim Banks has introduced the Citizenship Act to restrict birthright citizenship for children of people in the country illegally, following the Supreme Court's.
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ElectionsTrump Removes Top Election Assistance Commission Officials After Supreme Court Ruling
Jul 20, 2026
President Trump removed two top Election Assistance Commission officials, citing new Supreme Court precedent on presidential authority over independent agencies.
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Courts & LawJohn Eastman Appeals Disbarment to Supreme Court, Citing Free Speech Rights
Jul 20, 2026
Former Trump attorney John Eastman is asking the Supreme Court to review his California disbarment, arguing it threatens lawyers' First Amendment rights.
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ImmigrationOhio Sen. Moreno Revives Bill to End Birthright Citizenship, Citing Harry Reid Precedent
Jul 19, 2026
Sen. Bernie Moreno introduced a bill to end birthright citizenship, invoking a 1993 proposal by Democrat Harry Reid, after the Supreme Court upheld the policy.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court’s Birthplace Citizenship Ruling Sparks Conservative Backlash
Jul 16, 2026
The Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in Trump v. Barbara establishing constitutional birthright citizenship has triggered sharp criticism from conservatives, raising.
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Courts & LawJustice Barrett Details Swatting Incident as Lawmaker Focuses on Ethics Allegations
Jul 14, 2026
Justice Amy Coney Barrett described threats against her family during congressional testimony, while Rep. Rosa DeLauro pressed Supreme Court justices on ethics rules.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Ruling Raises Questions Over School Use of Location-Tracking EdTech
Jul 14, 2026
A Supreme Court decision on digital privacy is prompting scrutiny of K-12 schools’ use of technology that tracks students’ and parents’ locations.
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Courts & LawWSJ Analysis Finds Jackson Most Partisan Supreme Court Justice
Jul 14, 2026
A Wall Street Journal analysis shows Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson voted against the Trump administration in 98% of major cases, fueling debate over partisanship.
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The PrimerUnderstanding the Supreme Court’s Impact on Law and Liberty
Jul 13, 2026
An in-depth explainer on the Supreme Court’s role in shaping constitutional law, key cases, and ongoing legal debates from a conservative viewpoint.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Challenge Over Colorado’s Exclusion of Catholic Preschools From Universal Funding
Jul 13, 2026
The Supreme Court will review whether Colorado’s universal preschool program unlawfully excludes Catholic schools, raising questions of religious discrimination.
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Courts & LawArizona Supreme Court Hands Recorder Heap Win In Maricopa Elections Battle
Jul 9, 2026
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in favor of Recorder Justin Heap, restoring his election responsibilities amid a dispute with the Maricopa County Board.
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Courts & LawJustice Alito's Influence Grows Amid High-Stakes Supreme Court Decisions
Jul 8, 2026
Justice Samuel Alito's pivotal role in recent Supreme Court rulings highlights his influence on constitutional interpretation and legal precedent.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Ruling on Women's Sports Leaves Key Question Unresolved
Jul 7, 2026
The Supreme Court's recent decision on women's sports laws raises significant questions about the classification of transgender individuals under equal protection.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Rulings on Presidential Authority Create Confusion
Jul 6, 2026
The Supreme Court's recent rulings in *Trump v. Slaughter* and *Trump v. Cook* raise questions about presidential authority over independent agencies.
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Courts & LawKetanji Brown Jackson's Concurrence on Birthright Citizenship Sparks Debate
Jul 6, 2026
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's recent concurrence in *Trump v. Barbara* raises questions about the interpretation of the 14th Amendment and citizenship.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court's Birthright Citizenship Ruling Sparks Legal Reform Calls
Jul 3, 2026
A 5–4 decision in Trump v. Barbara upheld birthright citizenship — and reignited a conservative push to overhaul how judges and law schools are made.
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Supreme Court to Hear Challenges to State Assault Weapons Bans
Jul 1, 2026
The Supreme Court will review cases from Illinois and Connecticut regarding the constitutionality of state-level assault weapons bans, impacting Second Amendment.
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ImmigrationSupreme Court Rulings Spark Debate on Immigration Policy
Jun 30, 2026
Recent Supreme Court rulings affirm presidential authority on immigration, igniting discussions on mass deportations and citizenship rights.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Justices Criticize Citizenship Ruling as Feudal
Jun 30, 2026
Justices Thomas and Alito criticize Chief Justice Roberts' ruling on birthplace citizenship, arguing it revives outdated feudal principles.
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ElectionsAlaska Supreme Court Allows Controversial Candidate on Senate Primary Ballot
Jun 30, 2026
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that Daniel J. Sullivan, a candidate accused of misleading voters, can appear on the primary ballot, raising election integrity.
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ImmigrationHomeland Security Secretary Defends TPS Amid Controversy
Jun 30, 2026
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defends the Trump-era decision to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, igniting debate on immigration policy.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Major Cases on Voting Rights, Parental Authority, and Immigration
Jun 29, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear significant cases on voter registration, parental rights in gender transitions, and asylum status, impacting key policy areas.
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Courts & LawDemocrats Call for Court Expansion After Supreme Court Ruling on TPS
Jun 26, 2026
Following a Supreme Court ruling affirming the temporary nature of protected status, Democrats are advocating for court expansion, citing concerns for affected.
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Courts & LawJustices Thomas and Alito Critique Lower Courts for Ignoring Supreme Court Rulings
Jun 26, 2026
Justices Thomas and Alito criticize lower courts for bypassing Supreme Court rulings on immigration law, raising concerns about judicial overreach.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii's Concealed Carry Restrictions
Jun 25, 2026
The Supreme Court ruled Hawaii's concealed carry law unconstitutional, emphasizing Second Amendment rights and setting a precedent for gun regulations nationwide.
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Courts & LawDemocrats Consider Supreme Court Expansion Amid 2026 Election Cycle
Jun 25, 2026
As the 2026 midterms approach, Democrats are reviving discussions on expanding the Supreme Court, raising concerns about judicial independence.
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Courts & LawOhio Man Petitions Supreme Court Over In-Home Prayer Group Restrictions
Jun 23, 2026
Daniel Grand seeks Supreme Court intervention after local government blocked his in-home prayer group, raising concerns over religious freedom.
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Courts & LawSenate Advances Bills to Allow Cameras in Supreme Court
Jun 19, 2026
The Senate Judiciary Committee has advanced bills to allow televised coverage of Supreme Court hearings, raising concerns about judicial decorum and transparency.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Declines to Hear Case of Judge Facing Suspension
Jun 15, 2026
The Supreme Court rejected a plea from Judge Pauline Newman, raising concerns over judicial independence and the process of removing judges from the bench.
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Courts & LawGrassley Warns of Court Packing Threats from Democrats
Jun 11, 2026
Sen. Chuck Grassley criticized Democrats' plans to expand the Supreme Court, calling it a threat to constitutional integrity and judicial legitimacy.