Opinion
The Supreme Court Itself Is This Term’s Blockbuster
There are important cases among the 40 that the Supreme Court has agreed to hear in its new term beginning on Monday, but no blockbusters: nothing like last term’s ruling in the Donald Trump immunity case, or the affirmative action case from 2023, or the abortion and guns rulings from 2022.
The rule from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives seeks to ensure ghost guns are subject to the same ...
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The new term also opens against the backdrop of low public trust in the Supreme Court, and continued debate about whether ...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to step in and immediately decide issues related to mail-in ballots in the ...
The justices will consider whether a 2005 law that gives gun makers broad immunity applies in the case, which accuses them of ...
Ghost guns,” untraceable firearms assembled from kits, have become increasingly popular and their use in violent crimes has ...
The Supreme Court refused to block new Biden rules requiring fossil-fuel-fired power plants to slash emissions of toxic ...
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Despite ideological differences, the court is upholding the Constitution and ruling unanimously in many cases. | Opinion ...
Drummond was later awarded the U.S. Distinguished Flying Cross for identifying the jet as an allied Saudi aircraft and ...
The Supreme Court allowed new restrictions on the sale of ghost guns to take effect in August 2023, albeit by a 5–4 vote, ...
He called it “a Jurisprudence of Original Intention.” The Constitution’s framers “chose their words carefully,” he said, and ...
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