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Supreme Court Says Nationwide Injunctions Likely Unlawful in Win for Trump Over Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, granted the Trump administration's request to partially stay nationwide injunctions of President Donald Trump's restrictions on birthright citizenship, finding that district judges lack the authority to issue such broad relief.
The court ruled protective orders can ban guns even without finding a 'credible threat,' and upheld a law barring carrying ...
The Louisiana case could affect the balance of power in a narrowly divided Congress and shape how states factor race into the ...
A divided Iowa Supreme Court last week upheld two laws restricting firearm access, one related to domestic violence ...
The Supreme Court has ruled that several clauses of the proposed Sri Lanka Electricity (Amendment) Bill are inconsistent with ...
Where a statute making it unlawful for a federal firearm licensee to sell a handgun to individuals between 18 and 20 imposes ...
A baby born to undocumented parents would be considered a U.S. citizen if born in Massachusetts, but not in New Hampshire.
On June 20, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in its own summary, “held that California ...
Justices overturn lower court ruling, siding with victims of Israeli attacks tied to Palestinian groups and affirming their ...
Justice Sonia Sotomayor read lengthy dissents attacking the majority rulings on universal injunctions and religious rights in public schools.
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