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In January, the Supreme Court heard arguments concerning transgender athletes. Groups involved in the parents' rights movement have helped shape the Trump administration's priorities, including the legal and institutional protections for transgender students.
The Trump administration indicated that it will go to the Supreme Court if the federal appeals court that has the case now doesn't rule in the president's favor.
The music biz may get a big hit and not the kind they like if the Supreme Court decides against them in a David and Goliath Fight That Could Benefit Musicians.
The California Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to stop his investigation into ballots from the November special election that his office seized following accusations of voter fraud. Bianco, who is also running as a Republican candidate for governor, seized more than 650,000 ballots from the local election office as part...
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has taken a swipe at fellow Justice Brett Kavanaugh over his stance on ICE raids, claiming he's out-of-touch and couldn't possibly know anyone who "works by the hour" because of his prep school upbringing.
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The associations that built these exclusive scope-of-practice laws now hold a narrower legal franchise than they did last month.
Russia's Supreme Court ruled to allow Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights group Memorial to be labeled as an "extremist organization."...
In its recent decision in Chiles v. Salazar, the Supreme Court invalidated Colorado's law prohibiting licensed counselors from engaging in efforts to change the sexual orientation or gender identity of minors. The decision, which throws into question similar laws in 22 other states, relied on the First Amendment to hold that the law violates counselors' free speech...
Therapy should be guided by clients' values and sound clinical practice, not government mandate.
Colorado's conversion therapy ban was struck down by the Supreme Court on First Amendment grounds, marking the latest in a series of high-profile legal defeats for the state.
This live blog is now closed. Success or surrender? Iran ceasefire exposes rift in Trump's Maga movement Sign up for the Breaking News US email Pete Hegseth repeated Donald Trump's social media comments that Iran will cease uranium enrichment a condition that Tehran has previously refused to budge on. "Any material they should not have, will be removed right now," Hegseth said. "The president has been clear from the beginning, there will be no Iranian nuclear weapons." Continue...
Digital Music News - 20 hours 25 min agoAnother ISP legal battle has been disrupted by the Supreme Court's Cox v. Sony decision. Now, the major labels and Altice have jointly moved to pause their years-old copyright dispute. The litigating labels and Altice (which currently operates as Optimum Communications) just recently asked the court for a response-deadline extension. Like multiple other rightsholder-versus-ISP infringement […]...
California's highest court just told a powerful sheriff to stand down, NBC News reports. The state Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to halt his probe into alleged fraud in the state's November 2025 special election and to preserve more than 650,000 ballots his office...
Sheriff Chad Bianco seized more than half a million ballots and claimed he was investigating alleged counting discrepancies.
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story SCOTUS ruling stirs First Amendment discourse The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a case arguing that a ban on conversion therapy was a violation of free speech, igniting debate over free expression in the health care services...
Chad Bianco, the sheriff of Riverside County and a Republican candidate for California governor, seized election materials while pursuing an investigation into the 2025 election over the objections of the attorney general of California and the secretary of state.
ABC News - 23 hours 40 min agoThe Tennessee Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a lower court's order that would have let media witnesses view more parts of state-run executions...
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