US Supreme Court

‘The district court jumped ahead, appointing itself as overseer of spending decisions,’ the U.S. solicitor general said in a letter to the high court.

A federal appeals court ruled that the Florida law was constitutional.

The Trump administration argued that National Institutes of Health grants conflict with the president’s policy goals.

An internet trade association had filed an emergency application with the justices last month.

The oral arguments in the cases will be heard in October and November, the nation’s highest court announced.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Defense Department would end race-based admissions at West Point and the Air Force Academy.

The Washington Supreme Court previously held that large ammunition magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment.

The 44-year-old decree ‘effectively banned the use of civil service exams,’ said Norma Riccucci, a professor at Rutgers University.

Lower courts restricted how federal agents may carry out enforcement operations.

Lower courts disagree over which has authority to hear challenges to the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs imposed in April.

The justices have halted lower court blocks on multiple aspects of the president’s agenda.

Byron Lewis Black’s attorneys argued that lethal injection will cause his pacemaker to shock him and cause unnecessary pain.

The justices previously heard the case in March and decided in June that another hearing was needed.

The Justice Department said the Republican lawmaker has legal standing to move forward with his lawsuit.

The state’s attorney general is defending a law that requires parental consent for children to access certain online platforms.

Maxwell argues a non-prosecution agreement Jeffrey Epstein signed in 2007 should have blocked her prosecution.

The justice made the comments at a conference organized by a federal appeals court in California.

Starting in October, the court will take up cases on major social and political issues, including males competing in female sports, redistricting, and IQ.

The church says it’s unfair that it was denied attorney’s fees after a lockdown policy was blocked.

A Mississippi law requires parental consent for children to access certain platforms.

‘The district court jumped ahead, appointing itself as overseer of spending decisions,’ the U.S. solicitor general said in a letter to the high court.

A federal appeals court ruled that the Florida law was constitutional.

The Trump administration argued that National Institutes of Health grants conflict with the president’s policy goals.

An internet trade association had filed an emergency application with the justices last month.

The oral arguments in the cases will be heard in October and November, the nation’s highest court announced.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Defense Department would end race-based admissions at West Point and the Air Force Academy.

The Washington Supreme Court previously held that large ammunition magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment.

The 44-year-old decree ‘effectively banned the use of civil service exams,’ said Norma Riccucci, a professor at Rutgers University.

Lower courts restricted how federal agents may carry out enforcement operations.

Lower courts disagree over which has authority to hear challenges to the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs imposed in April.

The justices have halted lower court blocks on multiple aspects of the president’s agenda.

Byron Lewis Black’s attorneys argued that lethal injection will cause his pacemaker to shock him and cause unnecessary pain.

The justices previously heard the case in March and decided in June that another hearing was needed.

The Justice Department said the Republican lawmaker has legal standing to move forward with his lawsuit.

The state’s attorney general is defending a law that requires parental consent for children to access certain online platforms.

Maxwell argues a non-prosecution agreement Jeffrey Epstein signed in 2007 should have blocked her prosecution.

The justice made the comments at a conference organized by a federal appeals court in California.

Starting in October, the court will take up cases on major social and political issues, including males competing in female sports, redistricting, and IQ.

The church says it’s unfair that it was denied attorney’s fees after a lockdown policy was blocked.

A Mississippi law requires parental consent for children to access certain platforms.