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Trump Admin Takes Voter Database Dispute to Supreme Court
The Trump administration has petitioned the Supreme Court to allow use of the SAVE database for voter citizenship checks, raising key privacy and election law issues.
Missouri Appeals to Supreme Court to Use New GOP-Favored Map
Missouri seeks U.S. Supreme Court's approval to use a new congressional map favoring Republicans despite state court blocking it over voter approval issues.
Supreme Court Pauses GOP Access to Discounted Political Ad Rates
The Supreme Court blocks a lower court ruling restricting GOP groups’ discounted TV ad rates, affecting midterm campaign strategies.
Supreme Court weighs emergency bid to reinstate Trump mail-in voting rules
The Trump administration seeks the Supreme Court's emergency review to lift a restraining order blocking USPS mail-in voting rules, impacting election law ahead of 2026 midterms.
Judge Blocks Both Trump Orders Targeting Birthright Citizenship
A federal judge blocked Trump's August 2026 executive orders restricting birthright citizenship, reaffirming 14th Amendment rights amid ongoing litigation.
Supreme Court Reaffirms ‘Born Free and Equal’ Principle in February 2024 Statement
The Supreme Court reiterated the constitutional importance of ‘born free and equal’ in a Feb 2024 statement, linked to Lawrence v. Texas.
Supreme Court Lets Trump’s Mail Voting Limits Stand for November 2026
The Supreme Court cleared Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions for the November 2026 midterms, sparking new legal battles over state voting control and USPS rules.
Fed Governor Lisa Cook Rebukes Trump Admin's Removal Effort
Fed Governor Lisa Cook responds to the Trump administration's attempt to remove her over mortgage fraud allegations, highlighting concerns about political interference in independent regulation.
SCOTUSblog: No Constitutional Right to Privacy Exists
SCOTUSblog challenges the idea of a constitutional right to privacy, urging legal professionals to reconsider privacy protections and constitutional law.
Supreme Court OKs Trump's Mail-In Ballot Restrictions for Midterms
The Supreme Court upheld Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, affecting election laws ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Trump White House Ballroom Construction
Chief Justice Roberts grants temporary stay permitting Trump’s White House ballroom to proceed, raising key issues on presidential power and federal property authority.
Trump Petitions Supreme Court to Hear Defamation Suit Against CNN
Former President Trump has filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to review his defamation lawsuit against CNN, potentially shaping public figure defamation law.
Florida GOP Challenges Census Data in Supreme Court Over Redistricting
Florida Republicans filed a Supreme Court challenge to the 2020 Census data contesting Florida's congressional apportionment and redistricting maps.
Supreme Court’s Emergency Docket Shapes Trump Policies and TPS Fate
The Supreme Court's emergency docket decisions impact Trump administration policies and uncertain futures for TPS holders, influencing immigration and litigation.
Supreme Court Denies Trump’s Bid to Revive Carroll Sexual Assault Appeal
The Supreme Court rejected Trump's request to revisit the E. Jean Carroll sexual assault and defamation appeal, finalizing $5M damages for Carroll.
Trump Admin Seeks Fast Supreme Court Review of Mail-In Voting Order
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to quickly review injunction blocking mail-in voting USPS rules ahead of November 2026 midterms.
Two Lawsuits Challenge Trump’s New Birthright Citizenship Orders
Two legal challenges filed against Trump’s 2026 executive orders restricting birthright citizenship after Supreme Court blocked earlier attempts.
Supreme Court to Hear Key Religious Discrimination Case This November
The Supreme Court's November 2026 docket includes Detwiler v. Mid-Columbia, a major religious discrimination case under Title VII.
Trump Signs New Orders to Block Birthright Citizenship After Court Loss
President Trump issued two executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship and clamp down on birth tourism, challenging the Supreme Court ruling.
U.S. Treasury Refunds $100B After Supreme Court Voids IEEPA Tariffs
The U.S. Treasury has refunded $100 billion following the Supreme Court ruling that struck down tariffs under IEEPA, impacting importers and trade law practitioners.