The Supreme Court declined to take up a request from South Carolina seeking to enforce its ban on students using public school bathrooms that match their gender identity.
Tag: SCOTUS
‘Real Progress Here’: Wholesale Inflation Drops In August, Stunning Economists
Wholesale prices dropped in August, coming in significantly below what economists had expected, and led to a new record high for the S&P 500 on Read More
Trump foes melt down that SCOTUS is unleashing ‘racial terror’ on US with ICE raid ruling
California Democrats blasted a Supreme Court ruling allowing Trump immigration raids in Los Angeles, calling it “un-American” and dangerous.
SCOTUS Agrees To Hear Case On Trump’s Tariffs After Admin Asks For ‘Swift’ Action
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to quickly take up a case on President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging tariffs, setting up a major decision on one Read More
Why Trump broke with RFK to defend the importance of vaccines
President Trump distances himself from RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine positions following Senate criticism, as Supreme Court backs his immigration and agency firing powers.
Barrett says justices ‘wear black, not red or blue’ in response to partisan critics in Fox News interview
Supreme Court Justice Barrett promotes her new book on Fox News while explaining the Court’s nonpartisan approach and addressing public misconceptions about judicial decisions.
SCOTUS Decision On LA ICE Raids Triggers All The Right People
Within hours of the Supreme Court’s decision allowing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to resume sweeps in Los Angeles, California, several prominent Democrats across Read More
Lawyers for Cook, DOJ trade blows at high-stakes clash over Fed firing
The case centers on Trump’s attempt to fire Lia Cook from her role on the Fed’s Board of Governors, and whether he has “cause” to do so, under the Federal Reserve Act.
Trump asks SCOTUS to uphold freeze on billions in USAID payments
Trump lawyers are asking the Supreme Court to freeze nearly $12 billion in foreign spending previous allocated by Congress, which would be owed by September 30.
Jackson scathing dissent levels partisan charge at colleagues after high-profile ruling: ‘wrecking ball’
Justice Jackson ripped the high court for “Calvinball jurisprudence” in a fractured NIH grants ruling, accusing colleagues of favoring Trump at the expense of science.