Breaking: Department of Government Efficiency Faces Court
Department of Government Efficiency records fight reaches the Supreme Court as justices weigh FOIA oversight, executive power and government transparency.
Department of Government Efficiency records fight reaches the Supreme Court as justices weigh FOIA oversight, executive power and government transparency.
The Supreme Court will hear a pivotal LGBTQ rights case involving Colorado’s publicly funded preschool program and religious exemptions on November 3, 2026.
Supreme Court justices weigh a major climate lawsuit that could expose oil companies to nationwide claims and drive energy costs higher for consumers.
Ketanji Brown Jackson warns the Supreme Court’s emergency docket could damage public trust by allowing rushed, unexplained rulings in major policy cases.
Ballot rules face a critical court battle as USPS requirements create uncertainty for midterm voters, election officials, military families and states.
USPS faces mounting pressure as Trump appeals mail-voting restrictions while states begin sending ballots and officials warn of election disruption.
The administration makes a third Supreme Court appeal to restrict mail ballots, escalating a legal battle ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
Law challengers ask the Supreme Court to review Texas’ Ten Commandments requirement, reviving a major First Amendment fight over religion in public schools.
The DOJ White House ballroom construction dispute reaches the Supreme Court as the Trump administration seeks to restart work during its legal challenge.
Trump seeks Supreme Court appeal on birthright citizenship, challenging a pivotal ruling that impacts immigrant rights and policies.