High court’s order comes after a string of rulings where the conservative majority has at least partially sided with Trump amid a wave of lower court actions slowing the president’s agenda.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
Trump and his Republican allies are talking about going around the Senate for his more contentious nominations.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
‘The Court repudiated the arguments of the payday loan lobby and made it clear that the CFPB is here to stay,’ the bureau crows.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Economy
Trump had been kicked off the ballots in Colorado, Maine, and Illinois, but all three rulings were on hold awaiting the Supreme Court’s decision.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
The Nine seem wary of a broad ruling, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett warning of ‘land mines’ she and her colleagues need to avoid in resolving two cases.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
Only Justice Sonia Sotomayor sounds like she might vote to uphold the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that found that Mr. Trump ‘engaged in insurrection’ and is ineligible to be president.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
The case marks the first time the justices will be considering a constitutional amendment that was adopted after the Civil War to prevent former officeholders who ‘engaged in insurrection’ from holding office again.
By MARK SHERMAN
||National
That court’s term could get much busier if issues related to the prosecution of President Trump and keep him off the ballot in some states reach the justices.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
The 6-3 decision, with conservative justices in the majority, effectively kills the $400 billion plan and leaves borrowers on the hook for repayments that are expected to resume by late summer.
By MARK SHERMAN
||National
The court’s conservative majority overturns admissions plans at Harvard and the University of North Carolina, the nation’s oldest private and public colleges, respectively.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Education
Louisiana and Texas contend that federal immigration law requires authorities to detain and expel those in America illegally even if they pose little or no risk.
By MARK SHERMAN
||National
Justice Thomas said that he was advised by colleagues on the nation’s highest court and others in the federal judiciary that the trips did not need to be reported.
By MARK SHERMAN
||Justice
