Supreme Court
-
Supreme Court Backs Pentagon in Canceling Alleged 9/11 Plotters’ Plea Deals
The Supreme Court on Oct. 19 sided with the Pentagon in cancelling agreements with three men accused in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. Under…
-
Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Federal Home Distilling Ban
The Supreme Court said on Oct. 19 it will decide whether the federal government can ban people from distilling spirits at home. The case…
-
Boulder oil case could widen the reach of climate lawsuits
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Oct. 5 in Suncor v. Boulder, a case that could decide whether cities and states may use state…
-
Supreme Court hears Boulder climate suit against Exxon and Suncor
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Oct. 5 in Suncor v. Boulder, which asks whether federal law bars cities and states from suing oil…
-
What It Means: Trump’s Clinton Appeal Faces Two Court Losses
President Donald Trump on Oct. 9, 2026, asked the Supreme Court to revive his 2022 lawsuit accusing Hillary Clinton of conspiring to smear his…
-
Wrestler’s Supreme Court Appeal Tests Washington Girls’ Sports Policy
A female high school wrestler in Washington has asked the Supreme Court for emergency help in her Title IX lawsuit, after a federal district…
-
Trump asks Supreme Court to revive lawsuit against Hillary Clinton
President Donald Trump on Oct. 9 asked the Supreme Court to reinstate his 2022 lawsuit against Hillary Clinton over claims tied to his 2016…
-
Trump Orders Nov. 5 Hearing on Fed Governor Cook’s Mortgage Claims
President Trump created a three-member committee to examine whether Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook made false statements on mortgage documents, with a hearing set…
-
New York Fed Finds Tariffs Lifted Goods Prices 2.9 Points
A New York Federal Reserve paper found that tariffs pushed up prices on 67 categories of goods by 2.9 percentage points as of February,…
-
Female Wrestler Asks Supreme Court to Intervene in Washington Case
A female high school wrestler in Washington state has asked the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency relief in her lawsuit over the state’s policy…
-
Alito Plans to Stay on Supreme Court Through This Term
Justice Samuel Alito, 76, told Bloomberg he intends to remain on the Supreme Court through the current term, which ends in late June or…
-
Cities Ask Supreme Court to Revive Blocked Immigration Rule
Three Democratic-controlled cities said Friday, Oct. 9, that they asked the Supreme Court to revive an immigration regulation blocked under a deal between Texas…
Get the Morning Briefing
Five stories, what they mean for your family, your paycheck and your business, in your inbox by 6 a.m. Pacific every weekday. Free.