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Thousands Rally in Montgomery as Six States Redraw Black Districts
A SCOTUS ruling three weeks ago rewrote what counts as voting discrimination. Republican states are racing to act before courts catch up.
A SCOTUS ruling three weeks ago rewrote what counts as voting discrimination. Republican states are racing to act before courts catch up.
The administration promised courts that refunds would be simple if the tariffs lost — now it's calling the same process too complex to rush
Three Trump-appointed justices split as the court rules IEEPA does not authorize presidential tariff power, leaving billions in refunds unresolved
Ninth Circuit upholds lower court finding that DHS secretary exceeded authority, but Supreme Court stay keeps termination in effect
The chief justice suggested the court's "major questions doctrine" might apply directly to the case.
The case highlights property rights and government accountability, with Baker arguing for just compensation under the Texas Constitution.
A transparency lawsuit against DOGE was paused, delaying the release of internal documents and raising accountability questions.
The incident involved a firearm, with deputies firing in self-defense, striking the suspect, who was later arrested with a stolen handgun.