Supreme Court
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Appeals court denies DOJ bid to set aside California mail ballots
A federal appeals court on Oct. 30 refused to order California to set aside mail-in ballots tied to roughly 20,000 suspected noncitizens. The 2-1…
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Op-Ed Says Democrats Want At Least Four More Justices
A Washington Examiner opinion column says some Democrats want to add at least four justices to the Supreme Court to dilute its originalist and…
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Supreme Court to Hear Colorado Catholic Preschool Case Tuesday
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, a dispute over Colorado barring Catholic preschools from its universal…
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Supreme Court Lets Texas-DOJ Deal Ending Biden Immigration Rule Take Effect
The Supreme Court has allowed an agreement between Texas and the Justice Department that ends a Biden-era rule on pausing deportation cases. No dissents…
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What It Means: The Supreme Court’s Role in the Midterms
The Supreme Court’s rulings over the past year helped set the congressional maps and the campaign cash rules for the midterm elections, according to…
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Supreme Court Rulings Shaped Maps and Campaign Cash in Midterms
Supreme Court rulings over the past year helped determine the congressional maps and the campaign cash rules used in the midterm elections, according to…
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Supreme Court Declines Lester Landrum’s Federal Gun Case
The Supreme Court has declined to hear Lester Landrum’s challenge over a gun kept in a Mississippi home and its link to interstate commerce.…
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Analysis: Fifth Circuit Detention Ruling Could Shape Supreme Court Case
The full Fifth Circuit ruled on Oct. 23 that detained immigrants who were never formally admitted have no constitutional right to a bond hearing…
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Fifth Circuit Denies Bond Hearing Right to Some Detained Immigrants
The full Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Oct. 23 that detained immigrants who were never formally admitted to the U.S. have no…
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Citizens Challenge Government Reach in Supreme Court’s Current Term
The Washington Examiner reports that three Supreme Court cases on property rights and personal freedoms are set for argument this term. This analysis looks…
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Switchblade, Body Armor Rulings Raise Stakes for Supreme Court AR-15 Case
Two federal courts ruled Oct. 21 that switchblade knives and body armor are protected “arms” under the Second Amendment, and gun-rights advocates say the…
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Supreme Court Takes Up Property Rights and Personal Freedom Cases
Three Supreme Court cases involving property rights and personal freedoms are set to be argued this term, according to the Washington Examiner. The outlet…
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