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The reversal of the Chevron case by the young Turks, angry old men, and Chief Justice John Roberts who make up the Supreme Court’s conservative majority checked off an important box in the Federalist Society's checklist for reshaping…

The coming SCOTUS decision on Presidential immunity is "truly unprecedented," says Elie Honig. But "I do not think we're going to see a categorical win or loss either way. And "the million-dollar question" is if the court will rule on…

In what will certainly be remembered as a landmark decision, the Supreme Court's conservative majority this week overruled a 40-year-old legal precedent that required judges in most cases to yield to the expertise of federal agencies.

A ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court could set a precedent for municipalities to crack down on homeless people sleeping in public spaces.

A look at the possible impact of SCOTUS overturning Chevron deference and curbing federal agencies' power on net neutrality, Big Tech regulation, and more — Since the New Deal era, the bulk of the functioning US government is the…

Local organizations in Austin reacted to the Supreme Court ruling that cities can enforce camping bans on people experiencing homelessness.

Bannon was sentenced to serve four-months behind bars and faces a July 1 deadline to report to prison.

The post SCOTUS Denies Steve Bannon’s Bid to Remain Free Pending Appeal – Will Allow Democrats to Lock Up Most Important Media Personality for 4 Months Prior to 2024 Election appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

The Supreme Court’s split decision on the obstruction of justice charge against a Jan. 6 rioter has raised questions about the convictions of others charged under that statute, according to political science expert Karen Hult.

Recent SCOTUS rulings make federal regulation of essentially all major industries more difficult — and it could bog down already overburdened courts.

The Supreme Court’s ruling will likely not affect most Trump and January 6 defendant’s cases — but some will still have grounds for appeals

Steve Bannon will report to prison on Monday after the Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal.

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The Supreme Court is clearing the way for cities to enforce bans on unhoused people sleeping outdoors, even in the Bay Area where shelter space is limited. Here's why San Francisco Mayor London Breed sees this as a win.

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Today's decision means Attorney General Merrick Garland and federal judges in Washington wrongfully prosecuted roughly 350 J6ers with the post-Enron felony,

A U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing government officials to speak to social media companies about content moderation doesn't come soon enough to help stop the spread of political disinformation before the November election.