Supreme Court Pauses Judge’s Block on Trump Mail-Ballot Order
The Supreme Court gave President Trump an interim win on his mail-ballot executive order, but a separate injunction still blocks Postal Service changes for the Nov. 3 elections.
Appeals Court Blocks Trump Ballroom, Gives 14 Days for Supreme Court Appeal
A divided DC Circuit panel ruled President Trump cannot move ahead with the White House ballroom project without Congress. Trump says he will appeal to the Supreme Court.
Trump Responds After Roberts, Barrett Join 5-4 Birthright Citizenship Ruling
The Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s birthright-citizenship order in a 5-4 ruling, and Trump quickly said Congress should step in. He also praised a separate ruling that curbed agency power.
After 5-4 Birthright Ruling, Trump Tells Congress to Act “TODAY”
After the Supreme Court blocked his order, Trump urged Congress to pass a law ending birthright citizenship.
After SCOTUS Keeps Birthright Citizenship, Trump Tells Congress to “Start TODAY”
The Supreme Court kept birthright citizenship in place, and Trump quickly urged Congress to change it through legislation.
Report says Trump tariffs cost up to 1 million jobs, $1,000 a family
A new analysis says Trump’s 2025 tariffs failed to bring back factory jobs and may have cost up to 1 million jobs nationwide. The White House dismissed the report while businesses seek refunds after the Supreme Court ruling.
Thomas slams SCOTUS over illegal immigrant trucker crisis
Justice Clarence Thomas said the Supreme Court should have heard Florida’s dispute with California and Washington over commercial driver’s licenses issued to noncitizens, calling the case too important to leave unresolved.
Trump moves to end birthright citizenship forever.
Trump is pressing the Supreme Court to uphold his order ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants and others without lawful permanent residence.
Tennessee Seizes Court Ruling to Redraw Its Congressional Map
Gov. Bill Lee called Tennessee lawmakers into special session after a Supreme Court ruling on race-based mapmaking opened the door to a possible redraw.
Virginia Court Grills a Handy Election Definition
Virginia justices questioned whether early voting counts as the “next general election” in a constitutional amendment fight, then left the block on the referendum in place.