Trump tells Congress U.S. military action against Iran has restarted
A letter obtained by CBS News shows President Trump formally notified Congress that U.S. military action against Iran resumed last week, ending a ceasefire.
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Supreme Court backs state bans on transgender girls in school sports
The ruling upholds state laws restricting transgender girls from competing in girls’ and women’s sports, marking a significant shift on LGBTQ rights.
Supreme Court Expands Trump’s Power Over Agency Chiefs, Rejects Mail Claim
The court loosens limits on firing federal agency heads while ruling against Trump in a separate dispute over mail, reshaping the balance of executive power.
Supreme Court Backs Texas Man in Gun Case Involving Drug Use Ban
Justices rule for a Texas man who challenged a federal law barring some drug users from owning guns, narrowing how the statute can be applied.
What the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v Callais ruling means for voting rights
A Reddit Q&A with Guardian reporters explored how the Louisiana v Callais ruling reshapes the Voting Rights Act and what options remain for voters.
Supreme Court turns away Florida’s challenge over immigrant truck drivers
The Court’s quiet rejection leaves Washington and California licensing rules intact and limits one state’s ability to police another’s immigration-related policies.
Supreme Court Lets Brian Flores’ Discrimination Case Proceed Against NFL
The high court declined the NFL’s appeal in former coach Brian Flores’ racial discrimination lawsuit, clearing the way for the case to move forward.
What the Supreme Court’s Move Means for Virginia’s Congressional Map
The Court’s refusal to revive Virginia’s new map keeps existing lines in place. Here’s what that signals—and what’s still uncertain.
Supreme Court Opens Door for Injury Suit Against Freight Broker
A unanimous ruling lets an injured motorist sue a major logistics broker over a truck crash, raising questions about legal risk in modern freight networks.
Mississippi Governor Halts Special Session on Supreme Court Maps
Gov. Tate Reeves has canceled a planned special session to redraw Mississippi’s supreme court districts, leaving key questions about judicial representation unresolved.
Supreme Court Ruling Narrows Racial Gerrymandering Limits, Opens Door to Partisan Maps
The Court held that congressional districts may not be drawn by race under the Voting Rights Act, but left partisan line‑drawing largely intact.
Virginia Supreme Court Scraps Pro-Democratic Map, Leaving Week of Uncertainty
Virginia’s high court has tossed a congressional map favoring Democrats. Here’s what that means, and how likely the move is to stick in the coming week.
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