
Advocate - 50 min 7 sec ago
The U.S. Supreme Court's three liberal justices sharply questioned Tuesday whether Catholic preschools should receive taxpayer funding while retaining the ability to reject children of LGBTQ+ parents. However, many of the conservatives appeared receptive to the schools' challenge to Colorado's nondiscrimination requirements.

Attack of the Fanboy - 1 hour 15 min ago
The Supreme Court sided with state officials...

Slate - 3 hours 50 min ago
As acting chair of the FEC, let me tell you how I know.

Fortune - 4 hours 24 min ago
Supporters say states can redefine corporate powers without violating the First Amendment, while critics say the Supreme Court won't buy it...

UPI - 4 hours 28 min ago
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on Tuesday in a case over Colorado's universal preschool program brought by Catholic schools.

CNBC - 4 hours 54 min ago
The Department of Justice's request to the Supreme Court in the California case came as it appeals dismissal of a lawsuit over Alaska's Senate election.

ABC News - 5 hours 46 min ago
The Supreme Court is hearing a case involving Catholic preschools challenging their exclusion from a Colorado state-funded program...

NBC News - 6 hours 5 min ago
Watch live coverage as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments from the State of Colorado and Catholic plaintiffs.

The Guardian - 6 hours 27 min ago
A decision could reshape the relationship between religious freedom and nondiscrimination laws in the US The US supreme court will hear arguments on Tuesday over a challenge brought by two Catholic preschools in Colorado , arguing that they should be admitted to the state's free education system despite their rejection of children with LGBTQ+ parents. A decision in the case, St Mary Catholic Parish v Roy , could reshape the relationship between religious freedom and nondiscrimination laws in...

Slate - 6 hours 45 min ago
And how to get it back on track.

The Hill - 6 hours 51 min ago
The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear arguments in a closely watched case pitting religious freedom against LGBTQ protections in Colorado's publicly funded preschool program. Catholic preschools are challenging a state policy requiring participating schools to refrain from discriminating based on sexual orientation or gender identity. The schools argue the requirement violates their First Amendment...

The Hill - 8 hours 15 min ago
Every morning, like so many other Americans, I kiss my son and husband goodbye and leave for work. But unlike many Americans, that ordinary routine depends on accommodations. My ability to practice law was contingent on the bar exam being presented to me in a format a blind applicant could use. Without accommodations, I would...

The Guardian - 9 hours 44 min ago
Polymarket and Kalshi have risen for collecting the wisdom of crowds'. But after high-profile blunders, some wonder if their predictions were just stupid people getting lucky' Just as voting was due to end in Brazil's presidential runoff on 25 October, a supreme court justice ordered polling stations to stay open for another two hours, to give voters stranded by flash floods and bus shortages more time to cast their ballots. It added more drama to an already tense election. The final...

Forbes - 9 hours 45 min ago
Democrats cavalierly call to destroy the integrity of the Supreme Court.

NBC News - 9 hours 45 min ago
The Supreme Court hears arguments over whether Catholic entities should be exempted from Colorado's anti-discrimination rules for its taxpayer-funded preschool program.

The Hill - 9 hours 45 min ago
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on whether Colorado can require preschools that accept public dollars to admit the children of same-sex couples. It's the latest battle at the intersection of religious and LGBTQ rights to reach the justices. The Archdiocese of Denver, a group of Catholic parishes and parents Daniel and Lisa...

New York Times - 10 hours 42 min ago
Ballots in Los Angeles County in November 2024. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a federal effort to set aside midterm ballots this year from 20,000 people in California who the Trump administration suspects are "likely noncitizens."...

New York Times - 10 hours 42 min ago
The St. Mary Catholic Parish preschool in Littleton, Colo. The parish is part of a lawsuit against the State of Colorado that the Supreme Court will hear on Tuesday.

BBC - 17 hours 12 min ago
The ruling, which comes on the eve of the midterm elections, essentially ends the Trump administration's bid to disqualify the ballots in the state.

The Guardian - 17 hours 20 min ago
This live blog is now closed. Supreme court rules against Trump over bid to force California to set aside ballots Sign up for the Breaking News US email The latest and final New York Times and Siena College poll before the midterm elections also shows Abdul El-Sayed leading Mike Rogers in the US Senate race in Michigan by 11 percentage points , outside the margin of error. The survey took place before Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens announced that she would back Rogers in the contest a vital...

UPI - 20 hours 53 min ago
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to "segregate" more than 20,000 mail-in ballots in California ahead of Tuesday's midterms.

Forbes - 21 hours 12 min ago
Legal experts broadly believed the federal government would not have legal grounds to challenge election results in court.

The Guardian - 21 hours 35 min ago
Justice department had ordered state to segregate and not count 20,000 ballots from people it claims are non-citizens The supreme court on Monday ruled against the Trump administration and its attempts to force California election officials to segregate and not count ballots from people that the justice department claims are non-citizens. The ruling follows several lower courts siding with California officials, who argued the federal government was seeking to interfere in state elections. California...

The Hill - 21 hours 50 min ago
The Supreme Court on Monday quickly rejected the Trump administration's effort to force California officials to set aside 20,000 ballots it claims belong to likely noncitizens and must be investigated. The court's one-sentence order contained no explanation and had no noted dissents. California and immigration rights groups question the veracity of the administration's list and...