Supreme Court
Supreme Court Keeps Mifepristone Legal, GOP States Plan to Sue
The Supreme Court has upheld the legality of the abortion pill Mifepristone, ruling that anti-abortion groups lack standing to challenge its legality. This...
Supreme Court Upholds Mifepristone for Abortion
The Supreme Court has upheld the approval of the abortion drug mifepristone, ruling that challengers seeking to restrict the medication lack the legal...
Supreme Court Rejects ‘Trump Too Small’ Trademark Bid
The Supreme Court has ruled against a man seeking to trademark the phrase “Trump Too Small,” stating that a phrase naming a public...
Bannon Seeks Delay in Prison Sentence
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon, who was previously convicted of contempt of Congress, has filed an urgent request to the federal appeals...
Alito’s Secret Remarks Spark Supreme Court Ethics Concerns
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito faced backlash on Monday after a secret recording revealed him agreeing that the U.S. should return “to a...
Supreme Court Rejects Kari Lake’s Election Fraud Lawsuit
The Supreme Court declined to hear Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake’s lawsuit challenging electronic voting machines in the state, a case she pursued...
Supreme Court OKs Idaho’s Ban on Youth Gender-Affirming Care
The Supreme Court’s decision to allow Idaho to enforce its ban on gender-affirming care for minors, pending appeal, marks a significant development in...
Arizona Abortion Ban Reinstatement Boosts Democrats
The recent decision by Arizona’s Supreme Court to allow the reinstatement of a Civil War-era abortion ban has sparked significant political interest. The...
Judge Rejects Trump’s Trial Delay Bid Over Presidential Immunity
Judge Juan Merchan has decisively rejected former President Donald Trump’s plea to delay his criminal trial over hush money payments, dismissing Trump’s argument...
Illinois Judge Pauses Trump Ballot Removal, Appeal Pending
Illinois Judge Tracie Porter has made a significant decision regarding the upcoming Illinois primary ballot, temporarily pausing her ruling that initially struck former...
