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After the Supreme Court issued an emergency ruling Monday lifting a temporary block on the United States’ deportation of Venezuelan migrants, Trump administration officials were positively giddy. “SCOTUS confirms our Commander-in-Chief Donald J. Trump has the power to stop the invasion of our country by terrorists using war time powers,” Department of Homeland Security secretary

Policy Case could determine if insurers must cover preventive care without charging patients Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett at President Donald Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress in March. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Posted April 21, 2025 at 2:15pm Facebook Twitter Email Reddit The Supreme Court appeared ready during oral arguments Monday

Trump's lawyers have urged the high court to allow a ban on birthright citizenship to take effect in parts of the country...

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US president appeals to Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ban on his use of an obscure wartime law...

The racing industry in Louisiana sustained a significant hit after a Supreme Court decision recently recognized as unconstitutional a law that legalized historical horse racing (HHR) machines. The state’s Supreme Court deemed the legislation unconstitutional, considering it legalized the aforementioned gaming machines without prior approval from voters. Act 437 Declared Unconstitutional in Louisiana The decision

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided that companies involved in the skill gaming industry should not lose their chance to get video gaming terminal (VGT) licenses because of worries about their character. This ruling goes against the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s ( PGCB ) earlier position that taking part in skill gaming was enough to

One of the Supreme Court’s very first actions after Republicans gained a 6-3 supermajority on its bench was a revolutionary decision expanding religious institutions’ right to seek exemptions from state laws. Since then, the Court has fairly consistently favored Christian litigants who seek such exemptions, or who raise other religious liberty-related claims (though it has