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Trump mail voting executive order on Supreme Court’s radar
A March 2026 executive order from President Donald Trump requiring the United States Postal Service to only send mail-in ballots to people on a federal list of voters is the latest dispute to reach the Supreme Court’s emergency docket.
Climate change lawsuit to kick off Supreme Court’s next term
This week, the Supreme Court announced its argument schedule for October 2026, with a dispute over who can sue over the effects of climate change as the first…
Supreme Court to hear dispute over beverage names
Trademark disputes are common at the Supreme Court, and a new case taken for its October Term 2025 asks an important question: Should a judge or a jury weigh the…
A new Eighth Amendment controversy heads to the Supreme Court
On Monday, the Supreme Court accepted a petition from Alaska involving an alleged six-pack of beer, an airplane, and the Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines…
Four cases to watch in the Supreme Court’s next term
While the Supreme Court concluded with opinions on June 30, 2026, work has already begun on the next round of cases to be heard by the justices, starting on…
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