Supreme Court of the United States

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Four Justices Sit Out, So Songwriter Keeps “Double Shot” Worldwide

The Supreme Court said Monday it lacked a quorum to hear four music publishers' appeal after four justices took no part, and it affirmed the lower-court judgment. The Fifth Circuit ruling that

October 19, 2026

Entertainment·Music·News

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Sotomayor Doubts Ruling That Let Chicago Sell Cars Over Parking Tickets

Chicago sold Ryan O'Donnell's car for $273 in scrap value after about $524 in unpaid parking tickets, and he received no compensation. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined by Justice Neil Gorsuch, said Monday

October 19, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss seated side by side in a gilded room

Judge Refuses to Erase Gemini’s $5 Million CFTC Settlement

A federal judge refused a joint request from Gemini and the CFTC to vacate the exchange's 2025 consent order, leaving a paid $5 million penalty and an injunction in place. Judge Alvin

October 16, 2026

Business·Crypto·News

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Supreme Court Shields FCC From 48-Hour Deadline in Party Ad-Rate Fight

The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed an order forcing the FCC to rule within 48 hours on a challenge by Sherrod Brown and three other Democrats to discounted party ad rates. Two

October 15, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Demonstrators hold signs reading Hold Big Oil accountable and SCOTUS hands off Boulder outside the US Supreme Court

Eight Justices Weigh If Exxon and Suncor Must Face Boulder’s Climate Suit

Eight Supreme Court justices spent nearly two hours on Boulder's bid to make Exxon and Suncor answer for climate damage. With Justice Samuel Alito recused, a 4-4 split would let the case

October 5, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

US ballot counting and mail voting — federal courts block Trump USPS mail ballot rule ahead of 2026 midterms

Courts Block Trump’s USPS Mail Ballot Rule as North Carolina Sends First Midterm Ballots

Federal courts have blocked the Trump administration's USPS mail ballot rule twice as North Carolina became the first state to mail midterm ballots. The DOJ filed its third Supreme Court emergency appeal

September 14, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Election workers counting mail-in ballots as Trump USPS order threatens to intercept ballots in states like Utah

GOP Governor Warns Trump’s USPS Order Will Hit Utah, Where 95% Vote by Mail

Spencer Cox, Utah’s Republican governor, warned on Face the Nation Sunday that Trump’s USPS mail-ballot order will impact his state, where 95 percent of voters cast ballots by mail in June, and

September 13, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Johnson Hedges on Trump’s $5,000 Checks as Legal and Funding Questions Mount

House Speaker Johnson told NBC's Meet the Press that Congress would 'work through' Trump's $5,000 dividend promise but made no commitment — as legal experts and Republican lawmakers raise questions about constitutional

September 13, 2026

Government and Politics·News

President Trump speaks at the Republican Party midterm convention at American Airlines Center in Dallas, September 2026, announcing $5,000 Trump dividend pledge

Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Pledge Fractures Republicans Before House Goes on Recess

Trump's $5,000 conditional dividend pledge, made at the GOP's Dallas midterm convention on September 9, has split his own party four days later, with fiscal conservatives calling it "socialist vote-buying" and the

September 13, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Mail-in ballot envelope with USPS mail drop box, September 2026 Trump SCOTUS emergency appeal

Trump Files Third Emergency SCOTUS Appeal After Judge Blocks USPS Mail-Ballot Rule

The Trump administration filed a third Supreme Court emergency Sunday after a federal judge blocked the USPS mail-ballot program as unconstitutional. With 51 days to the November midterms, the ruling warned of

September 13, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Supreme Court of the United States

Four Justices Sit Out, So Songwriter Keeps “Double Shot” Worldwide

Sotomayor Doubts Ruling That Let Chicago Sell Cars Over Parking Tickets

Supreme Court Shields FCC From 48-Hour Deadline in Party Ad-Rate Fight

Eight Justices Weigh If Exxon and Suncor Must Face Boulder’s Climate Suit

Courts Block Trump’s USPS Mail Ballot Rule as North Carolina Sends First Midterm Ballots

GOP Governor Warns Trump’s USPS Order Will Hit Utah, Where 95% Vote by Mail

Johnson Hedges on Trump’s $5,000 Checks as Legal and Funding Questions Mount

Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Pledge Fractures Republicans Before House Goes on Recess

Trump Files Third Emergency SCOTUS Appeal After Judge Blocks USPS Mail-Ballot Rule

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