Facts and Perspectives
Scott Bessent, the Secretary of the Treasury, said that it is “very unlikely” that the Supreme Court will overturn President Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs. A …
Bessent Says Supreme Court Unlikely To Block Trump Tariffs Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to reinstate a Florida law that would have allowed officials there to prosecute migrants who entered the state illegally. The court did not …
Supreme Court Refuses To Reinstate Florida’s Immigration Law Read More
The House of Representatives passed a bill last week that would make it easier to get federal permits to build infrastructure for AI projects. The bill, known as the SPEED …
House Passes Bill To Ease Permits For Building Out AI Infrastructure Read More
Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger rejected Governor Gavin Newsom’s claim that the proposed redistricting changes would be temporary, calling the idea “total fantasy.” “I think when he — when they …
Schwarzenegger Pushes Back On Newsom Over Redistricting Effort Read More
A Nebraska state senator has switched to the Republican Party after being a Democrat for 40 years. State Senator Mike McDonnell said one of the main reasons he is switching …
State Senator Ditches Dem Party After 40 Years To Become A Republican Read More
The Trump administration is facing a new legal grievance from a cohort of government employees impacted by a forthcoming policy, effective Thursday, that abolishes coverage for gender-related healthcare in federal …
Fed Employees File Complaint Against Trump Admin Ban On Gender-Related Care Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court said that federal courts can’t look at visa revocations in cases of fake marriages for immigration purposes, meaning that the Department of Homeland Security will have …
Supreme Court Hands Down Key Ruling Read More
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court brought back a Republican lawmaker’s challenge to an Illinois absentee ballot law, saying that he has the right to go to court.The court ruled …
SCOTUS Rules Congressman Has Standing To Challenge Mail-In Voting Rules Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court last week revived a Republican lawmaker’s challenge to an Illinois absentee ballot law, ruling that he has legal standing to pursue his case. In a 7–2 decision, the …
SCOTUS Decision On Mail-In Voting Rules Could Impact Elections Going Forward Read More
It looks like the U.S. Supreme Court is going to make it harder for federal courts to enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. This could protect state lawmakers …
Supreme Court Likely To Weaken VRA As Decision Looms Read More