Supreme Court
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Flávio Bolsonaro Reaches United States After Passport Cancellation
Defeated Brazilian candidate Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived in the US after his passports were cancelled following a Supreme Court order and election loss.
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Catherine Herridge Asks Supreme Court to Block $800-Per-Day Contempt Fines Over Confidential Sources
Former investigative reporter Catherine Herridge has petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn an $800-per-day contempt fine for protecting her confidential sources.
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US Border Chief Defends Big Bend Wall Plans Despite Legal Hurdles
Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott defends the $46 billion Big Bend wall project despite a federal court pause and local opposition.
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US Supreme Court Agrees to Weigh Race and Admissions in Maryland Magnet Schools
The US Supreme Court will review a Maryland school district’s magnet admissions criteria in a major test of race-neutral policies.
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Texas Proceeds With Execution Using Drug Scrutinized After Tennessee Botched Attempt
Texas executed Jamaal Howard after the Supreme Court declined a stay requested over lethal injection drug concerns stemming from Christa Pike’s failed execution.
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U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Air Force Munition Disposals on Guam
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing if the Air Force must conduct environmental reviews for Guam munitions disposal affecting vital drinking water supplies.
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US Imposes Visa Restrictions Targeting Foreign Maternity Tourism
Following Supreme Court rulings, the US administration targets maternity tourism networks with new visa restrictions under immigration law.
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Justice Samuel Alito Pushes Back Against Pressure Campaign Targeting the Supreme Court
Justice Samuel Alito warned of coordinated efforts to intimidate the Supreme Court, defending originalism and rejecting calls for court expansion.
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Supreme Court Clears Way for Trump Administration’s Expanded Voter Eligibility Database
The Supreme Court has issued an emergency order allowing states to use a federal database to verify voter eligibility despite concerns over data inaccuracies.
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Missouri Congressional Map Dispute Reaches Supreme Court as Early Voting Begins
As Missouri early voting begins, the U.S. Supreme Court must decide by September 28 which congressional map to use, risking the validity of cast ballots.
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Supreme Court Blocks Emergency White House Bid to Enforce Mail-In Ballot Rules
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s emergency bid to enforce new mail-in voting rules, averting major disruptions before the midterms.
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Trump Administration Returns to Supreme Court Over Mail-In Ballot Rules
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to pause a federal judge’s order blocking new USPS mail-in ballot requirements ahead of the 2026 election.
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Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court Over Mail Voting Rules
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a judge’s order blocking new mail ballot rules as North Carolina begins shipping ballots.
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Missouri Supreme Court Blocks Mid-Decade Congressional Map, Orders Referendum
Missouri’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a GOP-backed congressional map must face a public vote, reverting to previous districts for the November election.
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Minnesota High Court Rejects Lindell’s Recount Lawsuit, Clearing Demuth’s Path to General Election
The Minnesota Supreme Court dismissed Mike Lindell’s bid for a full primary recount, upholding Lisa Demuth’s Republican gubernatorial nomination.