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Justices seem unlikely to roll back Section 230 protection for YouTube in ISIS videos case, as Kagan mocks Supreme Court's lack of internet know-how

Elura NanosFeb 21st
Supreme Court Investigation Fails to Find Source of Abortion Decision Leak

Marisa SarnoffJan 19th
Why Biden Administration's Efforts to Deport Transgender Immigrant Are Not What They Seem

Elura NanosJan 17th
SCOTUS Arguments Over Prosecution of Turkey's State-Run Bank Invoke Reports That Trump Tried to Interfere with Case

Adam KlasfeldJan 17th
The Government Seized an Elderly Minnesota Woman's Home Over $2,300 in Unpaid Property Taxes, Sold It, and Pocketed the Proceeds. The Supreme Court Just Agreed to Hear Her Case.

Sarah RumpfJan 14th
SCOTUS To Hear Case of Christian Postal Worker Who Quit Rather Than Deliver Amazon Packages on Sundays

Elura NanosJan 13th
SCOTUS Leaves New York Concealed Carry Law in Place Pending Appeal on Fate of Gun Bans in 'Sensitive Locations'

Adam KlasfeldJan 11th
SCOTUS Grapples with Limits of Puerto Rico's Sovereignty in Media Lawsuit with 'Tremendous Implications' for U.S. Territory

Elura NanosJan 11th
SCOTUS Appears Poised to Chip Away at Union Rights in Spoiled Cement Case

Elura NanosJan 10th
SCOTUS Sides With WhatsApp, Israeli Spyware Company Must Now Answer to Multiple Federal Lawsuits About Illegal Use of Pegasus Software

Elura NanosJan 9th
'If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It': Kagan and Other Justices Skeptical About Expanding Rules for Shielding Files Under Attorney-Client Privilege

Elura NanosJan 9th
Biden Admin Points Out to Supreme Court That Challengers Fighting Student Debt Relief Would Be 'Worse Off' if They Win

Elura NanosJan 5th
Chief Justice's Year-End Report Has a Heavy Focus on 'Security,' But It Says Nothing About the Dobbs Leak

Elura NanosJan 2nd
Here Are Some of the Biggest SCOTUS Cases Coming in 2023 That Have Fallen Under the Radar

Elura NanosDec 31st
A Texas Jail Taped a Comedy Central Roast of a Murderer. Now, SCOTUS Will Decide Whether the Footage Could Be Used to Sentence Him to Death.

Elura NanosDec 28th
SCOTUS Orders Feds to Enforce Harsh Pandemic Immigration Rules, as Gorsuch Dissents That Justices Aren't 'Policymakers of Last Resort'

Adam KlasfeldDec 27th