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State May Kill Religious Tax Exemptions

Wisconsin is weighing the possibility of ending the religious tax exemption rather than granting an exemption to a Catholic organization.

Second Amendment on Trial at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is considering whether those who use illegal drugs can own firearms.

Crutchfield’s Bold Trump Tariff Challenge Hits Supreme Court

National electronics retailer Crutchfield is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to rein in presidential tariff powers.

Legal Challenge Could Crush Birthright Citizenship

Legal group American First Legal is leading an effort to end birthright citizenship by returning to the "original meaning" of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Louisiana Redistricting Fight Hits Supreme Court

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a 40-year-old precedent that he says has locked states into an unconstitutional redistricting trap.

D.C. Cathedral Explosives Arrest, Police Foil Massive Bomb Plot

Police in Washington, D.C. arrested a man on Sunday outside the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle after discovering more than 200 explosive devices in his possession. The arrest occurred as the church hosted its annual “Red Mass,” a service dedicated to praying for the Supreme Court as it begins its new term.

Christian Therapist Fights for Colorado Faith-Based Speech

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a case centering on whether counseling services for minors questioning gender and sexual identity are protected under the First Amendment.

Maryland Climate Lawsuit vs. Big Oil Faces Tough Questions

Maryland’s highest court heard arguments Monday in three lawsuits filed by Baltimore City, Annapolis, and Anne Arundel County against major oil companies, including BP. The local governments claim the companies knowingly misled the public about the dangers of fossil fuel use and contributed to alleged climate-related damages like sea-level rise and extreme weather.

Supreme Court Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s Appeal

The Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Ghislaine Maxwell in her sex trafficking case.

SCOTUS Lets Embattled Fed Governor Stay as Case Continues

The Supreme Court indicated on October 1 that it would hear oral arguments for Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook’s challenge to President Trump's effort to remove her.

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