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Tuesday, Jul 2

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Rudy Giuliani Disbarred: Here Are All The Other Ex-Trump Lawyers Now Facing Legal Consequences

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Giuliani was disbarred in New York, with a court ruling he "deliberately violated some of the most fundamental tenets of the legal profession."

17

Supreme Court Will Take On FDA’s Tough Flavored Vape Restrictions

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A federal appeals court reversed the FDA’s restrictions on two e-cigarette companies’ products.

13

Will Trump Get Felony Conviction Thrown Out Over Supreme Court Immunity Ruling? Here’s What To Know—As Sentencing Faces Delay.

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Trump has reportedly already asked the court to throw out the verdict against him based on the Supreme Court’s ruling.

Monday, Jul 1

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Trump Gets (Some) Immunity: Here’s What That Means For His Criminal Cases

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Trump is immune from prosecution for official acts he took in office—but not unofficial ones.

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Trump Wins Partial Victory: Supreme Court Says He Has Some Presidential Immunity From Charges

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Trump’s federal criminal case for trying to overturn the 2020 election has been paused while the Supreme Court considered the issue.

Supreme Court Throws Out ‘Social Media Censorship’ Cases In Florida And Texas

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Tech companies claimed the laws in Florida and Texas infringe on their First Amendment rights.

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Is Trump Immune From Criminal Charges? What To Know About Ex-President’s ‘Immunity’ Claims As Supreme Court Rules Today.

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The Supreme Court is expected to rule Monday on one of Trump's favorite legal defenses.

Friday, Jun 28

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Supreme Court Limits Obstruction Charges For Jan. 6 Rioters—And It Could Affect Trump

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More than 300 Jan. 6 rioters have been charged with obstruction and could be affected by the court’s ruling.

Supreme Court Strips Power From Federal Agencies—Overturning Decades-Old Precedent

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The DOJ warned a ruling against them could “destabilize” the federal government.

Supreme Court Upholds ‘Public Camping’ Ban That Affects Homeless Population

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The ruling is likely to affect how cities around the country handle their homeless populations.

12

Supreme Court Corrects EPA Opinion After Gorsuch Confuses Laughing Gas With Air Pollutant

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The error came in an opinion blocking an EPA policy meant to improve air pollution.

Thursday, Jun 27

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Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks EPA’s Air Pollution Rule — What To Know

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The court blocked the policy for now, but litigation is still moving forward.

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Emergency Abortions Remain Legal—For Now—As Supreme Court Dismisses Case

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"Today’s decision is not a victory for pregnant patients in Idaho," Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wrote in her dissent. "It is delay."

Supreme Court Strikes Down SEC’s Administrative Judges: Here’s Why It Matters To Investors—And Billionaires

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Billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Cuban argued for the practice of using administrative law judges to be struck down.

Supreme Court Kills Purdue Pharma Settlement That Would Have Shielded Sacklers From Liability

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The federal government challenged the $6 billion settlement in court, even though victims of the opioid crisis said they wanted it to go through.

13

How Dark Money Gets To The Supreme Court

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Anonymous donors spent nearly $50 million trying to sway the Supreme Court—and their influence is destined to grow.

Wednesday, Jun 26

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Supreme Court Won’t Stop Biden Administration From Working With Social Media Companies

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The high court delivered a blow to GOP states' push to block the Biden administration from coordinating with social media companies.

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Supreme Court’s Biggest Rulings Are Imminent: Here’s What To Watch For This Week—Including Abortion And Trump

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Justices could outlaw emergency abortions, strike down social media “censorship” laws and give Trump immunity by the end of the week.

Friday, Jun 21

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Supreme Court Upholds Law That Bans Domestic Abusers From Owning Guns

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The court ruled people can be "temporarily disarmed" if they've been found to pose a "credible threat to the physical safety of another."

12

Trump Documents Case: Judge Cannon Considers Jack Smith’s Appointment Today—What To Know

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The Trump-appointed has indefinitely delayed the ex-president’s criminal trial.

Thursday, Jun 20

17

Supreme Court Refuses To Upend The Tax Code In Ruling On Unrealized Gains

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A ruling against the government could have given corporations a windfall of nearly $300 billion in tax relief.

Tuesday, Jun 18

15

Republicans Poised To Kill Bump Stock Ban—Even After Many Once Supported Restrictions

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is expected to raise the issue as soon as Tuesday.

Monday, Jun 17

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Friday, Jun 14

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Bump Stocks: What To Know About Controversy Over Gun Devices As Supreme Court Drops Ban

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Bump stocks came under scrutiny after the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas—with even Republicans calling for them to be restricted.

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Bump Stocks Now Legal Again As Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump-Era Gun Device Ban

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The federal government outlawed the firearm devices after a bump stock was used in the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting.

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Supreme Court Ethics Controversies: New Clarence Thomas-Harlan Crow Trips Revealed

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Thomas took three trips paid for by the real estate magnate without disclosing them.

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Trump, Koch And The Other Billionaires Influencing This Term’s Supreme Court Cases

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Billionaires aren’t just trying to sway elections. They are also working to shape the country’s laws.

Thursday, Jun 13

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Abortion Pills: What To Know About Mifepristone As Supreme Court Upholds Drug

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The Supreme Court did not roll back approvals of mifepristone that made it available via telehealth and through the mail.

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Abortion Pills: What To Know About Mifepristone As Supreme Court Hears Challenge

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The Supreme Court will consider Tuesday whether to roll back approvals of mifepristone that made it available via telehealth and through the mail.