Supreme Court 2 days ago Supreme Court to hear Texas abortion law arguments on procedural elements of challenges The Supreme Court has agreed to expedite and hear procedural elements of two challenges to Texas' new anti-abortion law, which effectively bans most abortions after six weeks.
1:15 VIDEO 2 days ago Supreme Court to hear 2 challenges to Texas abortion law High court keeps controversial law in place for now
Alabama 2 days ago Alabama man executed for 1991 killing of police officer’s sister after February delay A death-row inmate in Alabama whose execution was delayed in February was put to death in the state on Thursday night, according to a report.
Supreme Court 4 days ago Blinken calls court-packing 'anti-democratic,' as some Democrats push for it Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in an address on democracy to Ecuadorian students, condemned any move to undermine courts' independence by packing them.
Supreme Court 5 days ago 24 GOP AGs ask Supreme Court to uphold First Amendment rights of high school coach fired for praying on field Two dozen Republican attorneys general filed an amicus brief on Tuesday urging the Supreme Court to "uphold the constitutional rights" of Joe Kennedy, the former high school football coach who was fired for praying on the field in Washington state.
Supreme Court 5 days ago The politics of court-packing The key issue here is that both sides have weaponized the Supreme Court. The public views the Supreme Court as political.
North Carolina 5 days ago Federal judge rules University of North Carolina can continue race-based admissions A federal judge ruled that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill can continue to use race-based admission practices
Abortion 6 days ago Supreme Court signals quick resolution on Biden challenge to landmark Texas abortion law The U.S. Supreme Court signaled a quick resolution to the latest challenge to Texas' landmark abortion law Monday, hours after the Department of Justice under President Biden asked the court to block the law, which bans abortions once medical professionals can detect cardiac activity.
Media 6 days ago Bill Cassidy favors cognitive tests for aging leaders of government: 'A reasonable plan' Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., told Axios over the weekend that he was in favor cognitive tests for aging government leaders in order to make sure their ability to serve the American people remained intact.
Supreme Court 6 days ago Supreme Court protects cops from lawsuits in two qualified immunity cases The Supreme Court blocked two separate lawsuits against police officers for alleged excessive use of force on Monday, applying the controversial qualified immunity doctrine to both disputes.
