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Supreme Court allows Trump to fire FTC member but not Fed director
In two separate decisions on Monday, a divided Supreme Court considered the president’s power to remove executive officials. In…
Justices rule that states may count late-arriving election ballots
Alaska state officials may have released the greatest sigh of relief on Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision,…
Justices end protected status for Syrian, Haitian immigrants, define asylum border status
In two major immigration rulings on Thursday, a divided Supreme Court allowed the Department of Homeland Security to end Temporary…
Idea of changing the number of Supreme Court justices is hardly new
Recent talk about the idea of expanding the Supreme Court after mid-term elections has resurfaced an old debate about the…
A busy term for the Supreme Court heads towards a historic conclusion
The Supreme Court is heading into its home stretch with the conclusion of oral arguments for its 2025-2026 term. With many major…
The Supreme Court tackles the fate of late mail-in ballots
On March 23, the Supreme Court heard extended arguments in a closely watched case about the ability of states to count…
The Constitution and the SAVE America Act
This week, the Senate is expected to start an extended public debate about the SAVE America Act, a proposed bill that would…
Supreme Court denies artificial intelligence authorship claim for artwork copyright
For now, the Supreme Court has ended a controversial bid for a machine to be named as the original author of artwork sent to the…
Catching up with Supreme Court’s busy docket
The U.S. Supreme Court’s winter break ends Friday when the justices gather in their private conference. The traditional break is…
Supreme Court tackles the question of late-arriving mail-in ballots
With mail-in voting growing in popularity, one of the questions that has arisen is the ability of election boards to count votes…
