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Justices on the Supreme Court voiced skepticism Thursday to assertions from former President Trump’s attorneys that presidential immunity could extend to an attempted coup or the assassination of a political rival, even as they seemed ready to offer some protections from criminal prosecution. Such a ruling could create a new cycle of legal battles that has the impact…
The Supreme Court justices will take the bench Monday for the first argument of the new term, a year filled with battles over guns, social media and the administrative state. The court so far has agreed to hear roughly 35 cases this term, though the justices are all but certain to add more throughout the…
Another public opinion survey about the Supreme Court, another historically bad result. Earlier this month, Gallup found that just 40 percent of Americans approve of the court — a figure that is 3 points lower than Gallup’s most recent poll and tied for the lowest rating it has ever recorded. The conventional explanation is that…
Advocates who for years saw the Supreme Court offer landmark decisions enshrining LGBTQ rights and legal protections into law are expressing deep concerns as a court reshaped by former President Donald Trump moves in a sharply more conservative direction. The most recent warning sign for these advocates was the court’s decision last month to side with…
The Supreme Court’s term came to an end last week with decisions nullifying President Biden’s student debt relief plan and the affirmative action in college admission programs, outcomes that reaffirmed the high court’s conservative bent. The court issued several unexpected outcomes this term that suggested it may be more nuanced than meets the eye,…
Former President Trump praised his appointments to the Supreme Court on Saturday, after the court struck down what he called President Biden’s “unfair” student debt relief plan. “Yesterday, the Supreme Court also ruled that President Biden is not allowed to wipe out hundreds and hundreds of billions, probably trillions, of dollars in student loan debt,…
The Supreme Court in an expected move on Friday ruled that Lorie Smith, a Colorado-based Christian web designer, is not beholden to a state law prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations and may legally refuse services to LGBTQ people. The ruling, which states that Colorado’s anti-discrimination law violates Smith’s First Amendment rights by requiring her to create…
The Supreme Court on Tuesday debated how far employers must go to accommodate their employees’ religious beliefs as the justices weighed an evangelical Christian’s claims of discrimination while serving as a U.S. Postal Service worker. Gerald Groff sued the United States Postal Service (USPS) after being disciplined for missing scheduled Sunday shifts to deliver Amazon…
Supreme Court orders Title 42 border restrictions to remain in place The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the controversial Trump-era Title 42 border policy to remain in place for the time being. In a 5-4 vote, the high court reversed an order from a federal judge in Washington, D.C., who ruled last month that…
“SCOTUS likely to toss conviction of ex-Cuomo crony Joe Percoco” The US Supreme Court appears poised to overturn the corruption conviction of a former top aide to ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a pair of “pay-to-play” fraud schemes. Both conservative and liberal justices on the high court seemed sympathetic to claims raised on Joe Percoco’s behalf…