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Mahmoud Khalil’s Supreme Court appeal is latest immigration challenge

by Mark Sherman

The Supreme Court already has weighed in on aspects of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Now a new case centered on…

Mahmoud Khalil’s Supreme Court appeal is latest immigration challenge
Supreme Court takes case on home production of distilled spirits

by Scott Bomboy

On Monday, the Supreme Court granted a petition to settle a dispute over the federal government’s power to ban the production of…

Supreme Court takes case on home production of distilled spirits
Supreme Court takes open records case involving DOGE

by Mark Sherman

The Supreme Court will hear a dispute between the Trump administration and a watchdog group over public access to records of the…

Supreme Court takes open records case involving DOGE
Justices consider challenge to federal criminal sentencing guidelines

by Scott Bomboy

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could change how much latitude judges have to determine sentencing in…

Justices consider challenge to federal criminal sentencing guidelines
Supreme Court offers few clues in major environmental case’s outcome

by Mark Sherman

In this analysis, journalist Mark Sherman breaks down arguments in the first case of the Supreme Court’s current term. Sherman…

Supreme Court offers few clues in major environmental case’s outcome
New Supreme Court term features First Amendment, other challenges

by Scott Bomboy

The Supreme Court has announced which cases and controversies it will consider during arguments from October to December 2026.

New Supreme Court term features First Amendment, other challenges
Supreme Court asked to rule on federal ban on home production of distilled spirits

by Scott Bomboy

The debate over taxing home-produced distilled spirits is almost as old as America itself, and the latest controversy has arrived…

Supreme Court asked to rule on federal ban on home production of distilled spirits
Looking Back: Authorizing Military Force after the 9/11 Attacks

by Scott Bomboy

Shortly after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks carried out against the United States, Congress approved legislation…

Looking Back: Authorizing Military Force after the 9/11 Attacks
Trump mail voting executive order on Supreme Court’s radar

by Scott Bomboy

A March 2026 executive order from President Donald Trump requiring the United States Postal Service to only send mail-in ballots…

Trump mail voting executive order on Supreme Court’s radar
Supreme Court to hear dispute over beverage names

by Scott Bomboy

Trademark disputes are common at the Supreme Court, and a new case taken for its October Term 2025 asks an important question:…

Supreme Court to hear dispute over beverage names