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SCOTUS leaves future of Planned Parenthood uncertain in Medicaid case
The future of state Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood remains uncertain following an intense oral argument session before the Supreme Court on Wednesday. Justices heard Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic,
SCOTUS rules for FDA in flavored vapes dispute
BREAKING: The Supreme Court on Wednesday handed a win to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) over its refusal to approve flavored e-cigarettes. The court threw out an appeals court ruling that found the agency unlawfully changed the rules in the middle of proceedings when it was deciding whether to approve various products.
SCOTUS rulings this term could strengthen religious rights protections, expert says
The Supreme Court has three major religious rights cases this spring, which could alter how much freedom religious groups have in tax exemptions and school choice.
SCOTUS, meet DOGE
DOGE ON SCOTUS WATCH: DOGE has racked up a string of losses in the lower courts. Now it’s about to find out if it has better luck at the highest court in the land.
SCOTUS to hear oral arguments in abortion-related case
Click in for more news from The Hill{beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story SCOTUS to hear oral arguments in abortion-related caseThe Supreme Court will hear oral arguments
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SCOTUS examines court’s role in national security
The justices seemed weary of second-guessing the executive and legislative branches on political judgments about international affairs.
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Judge blocks Oregon city at center of SCOTUS homelessness ruling from enforcing ban on encampments
An Oregon judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking a city from enforcing homeless encampment restrictions unless certain conditions are met.
Why are SCOTUS and judges being careful in rulings against Trump? Fmr. federal prosecutor explains
President Trump has hit a number of snags in court with several judges objecting to the processes by which Trump is seeking to enact his agenda. Former federal prosecutor Berit Berger discusses these legal entanglements and why Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts’ rebuke of Trump was critical to supporting the judicial branch.
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Trump Tells SCOTUS There’s a “Rigorous Process” for Deporting Venezuelan Migrants. Yeah, Right.
On Friday, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower court ruling blocking the mass deportation of thousands of detained Venezuelan migrants under the controversial Aliens Enemies Act of 1798, claiming in a filing that it has a “rigorous process” for identifying gang members.
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Republicans have turned on judges. Imagine who they would pick for SCOTUS. | Opinion
SCOTUS is the only branch of government that MAGA hasn't consumed, and conservatives should worry that Trump will deviate from his first-term SCOTUS nominations. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY ...
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