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ReportingJun 26, 2026Read →

Supreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii Gun Restriction in Major Second Amendment Win

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a major victory for concealed-carry permit holders Thursday, ruling that Hawaii cannot require gun owners to obtain a property owner’s explicit permission before carrying firearms into…

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ReportingJun 23, 2026Read →

Supreme Court Hands Win to Michigan County in Tax Foreclosure Fight

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that homeowners whose properties are sold through tax foreclosure are not automatically entitled to receive compensation based on the home’s full market value, handing a unanimous…

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ReportingJun 22, 2026Read →

Alito, Thomas Slam Supreme Court Decision in Race-Based Police Encounter Case

Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas issued a sharp dissent after the court declined to hear a case they argued could require police officers to apply different legal standards based on a person’s…

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ReportingMay 4, 2026Read →

Supreme Court Halts Mail-Order Abortion Pill Restrictions — For Now

Access to a widely used abortion medication will remain unchanged — at least temporarily — after a last-minute intervention from the nation’s highest court. According to the New York Post , the Supreme Court of the…

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ReportingMay 4, 2026Read →

Trump Wants Jefferies Impeached Over Supreme Court Voting Rights Comments

President Donald Trump wants House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) to be impeached over a comment made after a recent Supreme Court decision on the Voting Rights Act. “Hakeem Jeffries, a Low IQ individual, said…

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ReportingApr 29, 2026Read →

Supreme Court Tosses Louisiana Map, Reshaping Redistricting Fight

A closely watched redistricting battle out of Louisiana reached a turning point Wednesday, as the Supreme Court of the United States struck down the state’s most recent congressional map, setting off new questions about…

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ReportingApr 22, 2026Read →

Clarence Thomas Leads Supreme Court in Reviving Soldier’s Bombing Lawsuit

A long-running legal fight brought by a wounded U.S. Army veteran will move forward after the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that his claims against a military contractor deserve another look. According to Fox…

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ReportingFeb 23, 2026Read →

Trump Claims Congressional OK Not Needed For Tariffs

President Donald Trump is claiming he doesn’t need Congress’s approval to impose tariffs. Trump made this declaration Monday on Truth Social after the Supreme Court ruled against him regarding emergency tariffs, per…

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ReportingFeb 23, 2026Read →

Trump Blasts Supreme Court on Tariff Ruling, Predicts Same for Birthright Citizenship

President Donald Trump is not happy with the Supreme Court ruling against him regarding emergency tariffs and he let his feelings known on social media Monday morning. In a post on Truth Social , the president also…

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ReportingJan 6, 2026Read →

Jasmine Crockett Unloads on Supreme Court After Texas Map Ruling: ‘F— You’

Rep. Jasmine Crockett did not mince words after the Supreme Court stepped in to temporarily preserve Texas’ newly redrawn congressional districts, using a profanity-laced message to vent her outrage and warn of what she…

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ReportingDec 9, 2025Read →

Supreme Court Weighs GOP Bid to Scrap Longstanding Campaign Spending Limits

The Supreme Court returned to the center of the campaign finance battle on Tuesday, taking up a Republican challenge aimed at striking down decades-old restrictions on how much political parties can spend in…

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ReportingDec 9, 2025Read →

Supreme Court Signals Major Shift Toward Expanding Presidential Firing Power

The Supreme Court signaled Monday that it may soon rewrite the rules governing Washington’s vast bureaucracy. According to The Associated Press , the justices appeared open to expanding presidential authority over…

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ReportingNov 24, 2025Read →

Justice Thomas Dissents as Supreme Court Rejects Widow’s Wrongful Death Claim

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas dissented Monday after the high court declined to consider a widow’s request to sue the federal government over her husband’s death. According to Fox News , Thomas argued that the…

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ReportingNov 19, 2025Read →

Democrats Urge Supreme Court to Protect Trans Athletes in Title IX Battles

A coalition of 130 congressional Democrats filed an amicus brief Wednesday asking the Supreme Court to rule in favor of two transgender athletes challenging state bans on trans participation in women’s sports. According…

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ReportingNov 10, 2025Read →

Supreme Court Rejects Kim Davis Appeal, Leaves Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Intact

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up an appeal from Kim Davis, the former Kentucky court clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples after the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges ruling legalized…

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ReportingNov 9, 2025Read →

Trump Admin Orders States to Reverse SNAP Payments After Supreme Court Stay

The Trump administration is demanding that states “undo” full SNAP benefits paid out under judges’ orders last week, now that the U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily stayed those rulings, intensifying a legal battle over…

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ReportingNov 7, 2025Read →

Supreme Court Backs Trump Policy Blocking Gender Changes on US Passports

The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump’s administration to enforce a policy preventing transgender and nonbinary Americans from selecting passport sex markers that align with their gender identity…

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ReportingSep 9, 2025Read →

Barrett Justifies Court’s Decision on Abortion: ‘It Didn’t Roll Back Rights’

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett believes repealing Roe v Wade did not make abortion illegal — it gave the power to decide to the states. Barrett spoke about the controversial decision in an interview Sunday with…

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ReportingSep 9, 2025Read →

Barrett Goes on Defense: Justices ‘Wear Black, Not Red or Blue’

Supreme Court justices are color blind. They do not vote red or blue; they follow the U.S. Constitution. That is what Justice Amy Coney Barrett told Fox News’ Bret Baier in an interview Monday night. “You know, we don’t…

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ReportingAug 22, 2025Read →

Supreme Court OKs Reducing Federal DEI Money

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration can cut research funding in its push to cut federal diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. By a vote of 5-4, the court unblocked the $783 million…

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