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Supreme Court of the United States
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US Supreme Court allows New Hampshire to ban student IDs for November voting
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed New Hampshire to enforce restrictions on student IDs as proof of identity when voting, reversing a lower-court intervention shortly before the November midterms.
Trump asks Supreme Court to restart Big Bend border wall construction in Texas
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a judicial order blocking border barrier construction near Big Bend National Park, reopening a dispute over executive authority and environmental protections.
US Supreme Court takes up Trump immigration detention policy that could affect millions
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to examine the Trump administration's policy of mandatory detention without bond hearings for certain immigrants already living in the country. Conflicting federal appeals court decisions have created different legal outcomes across jurisdictions, making the case consequential for immigration enforcement nationwide.
Lisa Cook faces November 5 White House hearing over disputed mortgage allegations
Donald Trump has established a White House committee to investigate Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, setting a hearing for November 5, two days after the congressional elections. The action follows a Supreme Court ruling requiring procedural safeguards before removing a central bank governor. Cook denies wrongdoing and is preparing to contest the allegations.
US Supreme Court opens new term with climate, gun rights and immigration cases ahead
The US Supreme Court opens a major new term with climate, gun, immigration and voting cases that could reshape federal and state power.
US Supreme Court opens 2026 term with climate liability, immigration, gun and voting cases
The US Supreme Court opens its 2026 term with climate litigation before turning to major immigration, gun, voting and religious-rights disputes.
Trump mail-in ballot rule blocked by second judge as Supreme Court battle intensifies before midterms
A second federal judge has blocked Trump administration mail-ballot restrictions that would allow USPS to reject non-compliant election mail, leaving the Supreme Court to decide whether the rules can take effect before November 3.
Trump wins Supreme Court mail-voting battle but legality of election order remains unresolved
Supreme Court lifts a block on Trump’s mail-voting order, but a separate injunction and looming midterms leave election rules uncertain.
Trump White House ballroom survives immediate shutdown after Supreme Court stay
Chief Justice John Roberts has temporarily stayed an injunction threatening to halt construction of Donald Trump’s 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom while the Supreme Court considers the dispute.
Alien Terrorist Removal Court explained: Why the US activated it after 30 years
A secretive US deportation court has received its first case in 30 years, but the judge wants stronger proof before national-security proceedings begin.