Gun rights groups ask Supreme Court to rule on sweeping Maryland firearm ban lower bench upheld

Two leading Second Amendment groups have asked the Supreme Court to hear a case challenging Maryland’s strict 2013 assault weapons ban after a lower court ruled the ban constitutional. The Firearms Policy Coalition has filed a petition with the Supreme Court Snope vs Brown – or Bianchi vs Frosch The Richmond, Virginia-based Fourth Circuit Court […]
Supreme Court Reinstates Part of Arizona Proof of Citizenship Election Law

WASHINGTON, DC – Arizona can continue to require proof of citizenship to register to vote as court litigation continues, but once registered, people can vote in presidential elections and by mail ballots without such proof, a divided Supreme Court said. The verdict was given On Thursday. Arizona election law has required proof of citizenship since […]
Supreme Court partially reinstates Arizona voting law requiring proof of citizenship in time for election printing deadline

United States Supreme Court Partially ruled He sided with the Republican National Committee and allowed Arizona’s election integrity law to stand just before a critical deadline for printing ballots. The 5-4 ruling allows state officials to reject state voter registration forms unless potential voters provide proof of citizenship. “It’s a crushing victory.” Justice Amy Coney […]
Most Americans reject push by Biden, Dems to change Supreme Court: poll
A new national poll featured in a Wall Street Journal op-ed finds that most Americans do not support sweeping reform of the Supreme Court, despite President Joe Biden’s last-minute push for it. The Journal cited a survey by Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy that found that “as many of the speakers at this week’s Democratic National […]
Supreme Court issues major ruling on Jan. 6

Fox News contributors Jonathan Turley and Andy McCarthy joined ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss the Supreme Court’s latest … source
X Shuts Down Operations In Brazil After Supreme Federal Court Justice Allegedly Threatens Legal Rep With Arrest

Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) abruptly suspended its operations in Brazil on Saturday after it claimed Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes had threatened to arrest its legal representatives for failing to comply with requests to remove content, according to Reuters. X posted the announcement on Saturday, citing concerns over the “censorship order” issued by […]
Texas county reworks guaranteed income program after legal blow by state’s supreme court

Leaders in Harris County, Texas, on Thursday approved changes to a guaranteed income program that had been challenged and rejected by the state Supreme Court. “Hundreds of Harris County families were counting on $500 monthly payments in April to help them pull themselves out of poverty, but now they’re in trouble because of the political […]
GOP lawmakers laud Supreme Court's rejection of DOJ's Title IX request

Republican lawmakers are in a celebratory mood after the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision on Friday, rejected an emergency request by the Biden administration to partially reinstate new Title IX rules that, if implemented, would protect against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. “Unlike Democrats, Republicans know what it means to be […]
Supreme Court refuses DOJ request to partially reinstate new Title IX rule

The Supreme Court 5-4 decision It rejected an emergency request by the Biden administration to partially reinstate new Title IX rules. Republican state attorneys general have persuaded judges to block a sweeping overhaul of Title IX, which bans sex discrimination in schools, to cover sexual orientation and gender identity for the first time. The Biden […]
Supreme Court keeps new rules about sex discrimination in education on hold in half the country

The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a request from the Biden administration to put on hold new restrictions on sex discrimination in education in roughly half the country. The court voted 5-4, with conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch joining three liberal justices in dissent. At issue were protections for pregnant students and students who are parents, […]