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A majority of the justices seemed poised to throw out the inmate’s lawsuit, even if it wasn’t clear whether they were ready to bar such lawsuits more broadly in the future.

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Trump administration brings White House ballroom battle back to Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume construction of a border wall in the Big Bend region of southwestern Texas.

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The Supreme Court on Monday denied review in over 200 cases, including a dispute that arose in Minneapolis after the murder of George Floyd in police custody in 2020 and clashes involving actor Randy Quaid and the sons of a baseball legend.

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The court on Friday added a case to its oral argument docket, granting a petition filed by Goldman Sachs in a case over whether and when a bankruptcy court can override the Federal Arbitration Act and refuse to honor an agreement to arbitrate disputes.

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Democrats won control of Congress. So what does that mean for the Supreme Court?

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Court to hear argument on whether and when federal officials can be held liable for violations of the Constitution

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Court seems poised to side with Catholic preschools in religious discrimination dispute

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NEW: Supreme Court declines Trump administration's request to intervene in California ballot dispute

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The Supreme Court on Monday released the calendar for the January argument session.

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The Trump administration on Monday morning asked the Supreme Court to intervene in its efforts to keep California from counting ballots cast by what it contends are more than 20,000 noncitizens who have registered to vote in that state.

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The plaintiffs challenging the Trump administration’s effort to build a border wall in the Big Bend region of southwestern Texas urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to leave in place an order by a federal trial judge temporarily halting the construction.

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The Supreme Court will hear oral argument on Nov. 3 in a challenge brought by Catholic preschools, which argue that their exclusion from Colorado’s universal preschool program is a form of religious discrimination in violation of the First Amendment.

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to restore a Biden-era regulation allowing immigration judges to suspend some deportation proceedings.

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As it currently stands, the Supreme Court’s 2026-27 term is much less Trump-centric than its predecessor, but that could change soon.

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The Supreme Court on Thursday afternoon cleared the way for New Hampshire to bar the use of student IDs as the valid photo ID required to obtain a ballot there.

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The Trump administration and Texas urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to leave in place their consent agreement abolishing a Biden-era regulation that had allowed immigration judges to suspend some deportation proceedings.

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The Mahmoud Khalil and Badar Khan Suri cases: an explainer

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The Trump administration returned to the Supreme Court on Wednesday afternoon, asking the justices to allow it to resume construction of its border wall in the Big Bend region of southwestern Texas.

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