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January 8

Trump's tariff boom hits record highs as Supreme Court showdown looms

Supreme Court ruling expected Friday could reshape Trump's trade agenda as justices weigh presidential tariff authority under emergency powers law.

January 8

Top Dems silent after trans athlete they backed in SCOTUS case is accused of sexual harassment, intimidation

Congressional Democrats, including Hakeem Jeffries and Nancy Pelosi, remained silent after signing brief supporting transgender athlete accused of sexual harassment against female students.

January 6

Emily Compagno: These girls have been 'erased,' ignored

'Outnumbered' discusses a transgender athlete facing sexual harassment and intimidation allegations from two West Virginia high school students, with one case heading to the Supreme Court.

January 6

Jasmine Crockett says 'f--- you' to the Supreme Court over Texas redistricting decision

Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett blasted the Supreme Court after it upheld Texas' new congressional maps adding five new Republican House seats.

January 6

Trans athlete at center of Supreme Court case accused of sexual harassment, intimidation tactics against girls

West Virginia student Adaleia Cross alleged sexual harassment by a transgender teammate, whose case on transgender athletes is headed to the Supreme Court.

January 5

Jasmine Crockett says 'f--- you' to Supreme Court

Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett said "f--- you" to the Supreme Court over its order to uphold new congressional maps in her state that add five new GOP House seats.

January 5

Supreme Court’s 2026 rulings could define America for decades to come

Constitutional questions on federalism, executive power and citizenship dominate Supreme Court's upcoming term with key cases set for oral arguments.

January 2

US appeals court strikes down California's open-carry ban in major Second Amendment ruling

A federal appeals court struck down California's open-carry ban affecting 95% of state residents, ruling the restrictions violate Second Amendment rights.

January 1

Inside Trump’s first-year power plays and the court fights testing them

Trump has signed more executive orders in 2025 than in all four years of his first term combined. It's unclear whether many of them can survive court challenges.

December 30

DOJ’s second-in-command could be central to ‘vindictive’ prosecution of Abrego Garcia, judge rules

The new order stops short of compelling any government witnesses to testify for next month's hearing.