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Listen to live audio as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments about a challenge to campaign finance restrictions. Vice President JD Vance is among those who are challenging the spending limits in place.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday morning will consider a GOP challenge seeking to strike down federal restrictions on political parties' spending in coordination with candidates. The GOP's House and Senate campaign arms pushed back on limits under the First Amendment's free speech protections. After a lower court ruled in favor of the Federal Election Commission,...
Boston Herald - 22 hours 51 min agoThe court is revisiting a 2001 decision that upheld a provision of federal election law that's more than 50 years old.
A major campaign finance battle will be heard by the Supreme Court on Tuesday, as the justices weigh whether to strike down federal restrictions on coordinated spending between political parties and their candidates. Vice President Vance was one of the challengers. When he was a senator, he filed suit alongside former Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) and Republicans' campaign committees in both chambers against the Federal Election Commission (FEC), which enforces the...
President Donald Trump calls Supreme Court justices Alito and Thomas "fantastic" amid calls for their retirement before the midterm elections.
President Trump on Tuesday evening will travel to Pennsylvania, where he will deliver remarks as the White House tries to gain control of the narrative on affordability and the economy. Trump said in an interview published ahead of the trip that the economy under his second administration should get a grade of "A-plus-plus-plus-plus-plus." This morning,...
Nation Review - 23 hours 38 min ago1993 Faithfully applying governing precedent, the Florida supreme court rules (in Sarantopoulos v. State) that a person who had built a six-foot-high fence around his yard did not…...
During a closely-watched hearing, the Supreme Court's conservative majority appears likely to side with President Donald Trump and allow the White House to fire officials at independent government agencies without cause. It's a move that would overturn 90 years of precedent. NBC's Laura Jarrett joins TODAY to break down the key takeaways as the court signals what could be a major shift toward expanding presidential authority.
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