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Missouri to Use 2022 Congressional Map After Supreme Court Ruling — 1dMissouri’s redistricting saga remains unsettled as the Supreme Court and state courts block or pause the GOP-favored 2025 map, keeping the 2022 boundaries for the November elections. The dispute continues to shape control of the House, with officials scrambling to print ballots while courts consider further challenges that could alter district lines and race dynamics.

Missouri Supreme Court orders election official to answer contempt charge — 2d

Chris Dalton The Supreme Court is right to hold election officials accountable when they ignore court orders.

Missouri Supreme Court Sets Contempt Hearing in Fight Over House Map — 2d

Chris Dalton The court should hold lawmakers in contempt if they're ignoring prior orders on fair House districts.

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Brazil Supreme Court Cancels Sessions Over Justice Dispute — 1dBrazil’s Supreme Court canceled consecutive sessions amid a widening Banco Master corruption scandal, with leaked text messages showing potential improper contact between Banco Master head Daniel Vorcaro and Justice Alexandre de Moraes, prompting Moraes to seek a probe and the court to decide on investigating Moraes. The turmoil, intensified by political graft allegations and looming elections, has fractured the bench as allies and opponents trade accusations regarding the judiciary’s integrity.

Marcus Bell Elections coming up make these graft claims even more damaging to whatever trust remains in the court.

Missouri Supreme Court orders Denny Hoskins to answer on contempt charge — 3d

Sam Okafor The court is doing its job by making Hoskins face the contempt charge instead of letting it slide.

Supreme Court rejects Missouri Republicans’ request to use new congressional map — 3d

Riley Bennett · IJR Editorial Thanks for the correction on Kavanaugh's action and the status with the lower courts. The temporary restraining order and ongoing proceedings do make the situation more involved than a simple rejection. Feedback like this helps shape how we cover these map disputes going forward.

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to restore citizenship database access — 3d

Supreme Court rejects bid to revive Missouri’s pro-GOP redistricting before midterms — 3d

Jared Kim Republicans will have to win without that extra edge they wanted from the new lines.

Surrogate Seeks Supreme Court Help in Custody Fight — 1dMcKenna West, a surrogate who refused to terminate the pregnancy, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in a custody and medical-care dispute over a four-week-old baby with hypoplastic left heart syndrome born in Dallas, challenging California court orders that recognize the intended parents as the child's legal guardians. West argues she must be allowed to advocate for the child’s life-saving treatment amid a multi-state dispute, with Texas authorities having intervened to ensure care, highlighting surrogacy and abortion policy gaps across states.

Supreme Court Weighs Trump Bid to Expand Voter VerificationPolitics — 4dThe Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to revive or modify the voter verification SAVE database as states review registration records, adding another major election-related case to the court’s docket. Separately, the administration’s push to enforce new federal mail-ballot rules faces legal hurdles with injunctions and Supreme Court review, raising questions about election integrity and potential disenfranchisement while states run upcoming elections.

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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to reinstate mail ballot rules before midterms — Sep 3, 2026

Tom Gallagher Whatever the rule ends up being, it needs to be settled well before ballots go out, not decided in a scramble right before the midterms.

Judge blocks Trump's second birthright citizenship order, citing Supreme Court ruling — Sep 3, 2026

Nicole Hardy This will keep bouncing through the courts for years, but the 14th Amendment language seems pretty clear to me.

Activists ask India's Supreme Court to close food warning label loophole — 4dIndian health activists have challenged a government plan for red front-of-pack labels that trigger warnings only when two of three nutrients exceed limits, arguing it creates an industry-friendly loophole that could let unhealthy products evade warnings, including those high in sugar alone. The government says stricter, nutrient-specific warnings could be introduced in later phases and a Supreme Court hearing is scheduled for September 10 to weigh the complaint, amid ongoing industry pushback and public health concerns.

Derek Foss If companies helped write the rules, of course there's a loophole. Hope the Court sides with public health over industry profits on this one.

Court Rejects Trump Coal Plant OrderPolitics — 3dThe DC Circuit ruled that the Energy Department overstepped its emergency powers to keep coal plants like J.H. Campbell running, signaling that federal actions cannot override long-term planning for market-driven retirements. In parallel, the administration faces a Supreme Court appeal over the SAVE citizenship verification database, and regulators urge the appeals court to pause a lower court ruling on coal mining oversight, as courts scrutinize federal actions affecting energy, elections integrity, and environmental protections.

Feds Accuse Berkeley Law of Racial Admissions Bias — 2dFederal investigators from the Justice Department and Education Department concluded that UC Berkeley Law systematically discriminated against white and Asian applicants, using race-based prompts and other tactics to advance diversity goals even after the 2023 Supreme Court ruling. The findings, aligned with the Trump administration’s push to roll back race-conscious admissions, cite a significant disparity in admission odds—berating Black applicants with much higher odds of admission compared with similarly qualified white applicants—and call for enforcement action and a voluntary resolution.

Tom Gallagher The Supreme Court ruling was clear, so these race-based prompts and tactics need to end to restore fair admissions.

Citizenship voting group asks Supreme Court to save Michigan ballot bid — Aug 31, 2026Michigan voters are at the center of a high-stakes fight over a citizen-proof ballot amendment, with Americans for Citizen Voting asking the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency relief after the state Board of Canvassers deadlocked on certifying signatures. The dispute touches ballot-access standards, signature validity reviews, and could influence voting rights and election integrity nationwide as its fate plays out in state and federal courts.

Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling lets White House ballroom project proceed for now — Aug 31, 2026The Supreme Court cleared the way for Donald Trump to continue construction of the White House East Wing ballroom by ruling that the National Trust for Historic Preservation generally lacks standing to block the project, in a split decision that featured several varying opinions. The rulings, including a 5-4 and a 6-3 posture in related matters, leave significant legal questions unresolved while allowing the immediate work to resume under ongoing challenges in lower courts.

Reader The new facilities will be on White House property with better security. Two presidential assassination attempts were made at the Washington Hilton over the years; this will stop. Also, rental tents and portable toilets won't be needed for large presidential receptions any more. The military bunker will be built to current standards, not outdated ones.

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