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Supreme Court Backs Biden-Harris Move to Withhold Federal Funding from Oklahoma over Abortion Rules

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden-Harris administration withholding federal taxpayer funding from Oklahoma over its refusal to direct patients to an abortion hotline. The court upheld the new regulation that replaced President Donald Trump's prohibition on such referrals, NBC News reported. Almost immediately after taking office,…

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Declares Support for Binding Code of Ethics for Supreme Court

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has declared her support for introducing a binding code of ethics for the SCOTUS. “From my perspective, I don’t have any problem with an enforceable code,” Jackson said during a "CBS Sunday Morning" interview while plugging her new memoir. “A binding code of…

Supreme Court’s Decision to Block Democrats’ Transgender Rule Is a Win for Harris, Anti-Trump Lawyer Gloats

An anti-Trump lawyer is gloating that a "surprise" Supreme Court ruling against the Democrats has created a potential opportunity for Kamala Harris's presidential campaign. In August, the Supreme Court declined to unblock a Biden-Harris rule. The rule supposedly bans discrimination in education on the basis of "gender identity." However, in…

Supreme Court Blocks Biden-Harris Plan to Pay Off Student Debts with Taxpayer Money

Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris has pledged to keep "fighting" to pay off the debts of college-educated voters with taxpayer money. The promise from the vice president comes after the Supreme Court shut down a second attempt by the Biden-Harris administration to pay off billions of dollars in unpaid student…

Federal Prosecutors Expected to Drop over 250 Jan 6 Cases after Supreme Court Decision

Following a recent landmark decision from the U.S. Supreme Court, federal prosecutors are now expected to drop charges for the cases of over 250 Jan. 6 defendants. The Department of Justice (DOJ) will abandon obstruction charges against former police officer Joseph Fischer for his role in the protests at the…

Arkansas Supreme Court Blocks Ballot Initiative Enshrining Abortion Rights in State Constitution

The Arkansas Supreme Court has struck down a pro-abortion ballot initiative in the state, according to reports. The state's Supreme Court upheld a lower court's decision to toss the ballot initiative over administrative failures by the organizers, Just The News reported. Arkansans for Limited Government was attempting to enshrine abortion…

Trial Date Set for Man Accused of Assassination Attempt against Justice Kavanaugh

The courts have set a trial date for the man charged with threatening to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. California resident Nicholas John Roske will go on trial in June 2025, ABC News reported. Roske showed up near Kavanaugh's home with zip ties, a gun, and a knife after…

Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Request to Enforce New Title IX Rule

Lame-duck President Joe Biden and his administration took a massive hit this week at the hands of the U.S. Supreme Court. The Biden admin requested that the high court enforce a Title IX rule established earlier this year. According to JustTheNews, the Biden administration asked the SCOTUS to enforce "new…

Michael Cohen Begs Supreme Court for Compensation for His Imprisonment in ‘Long Shot’ Bid

Disgraced former lawyer Michael Cohen is begging the United States Supreme Court to help him seek compensation for his imprisonment, according to a new report. Cohen, who was an attorney for President Donald Trump before turning against him, is appealing to the Supreme Court seeking damages relating to his imprisonment,…

Report: Justice Amy Coney Barrett Shifting to the Middle

President Donald Trump-appointed Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has made a significant shift toward the middle, a new report has claimed. After three years on the bench, it's becoming clear that the Supreme Court justice is much more moderate than many anticipated. In her first two years on the…