Saturday, October 3, 2026

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Constitution

Supreme Court Reviews RLUIPA Challenge to Kentucky Grotto Ban

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed this term to hear Missionaries of Saint John the Baptist, Inc. v. Frederic, a case testing the limits of federal protection for religious land use…

States

States Sue EPA Over Power Plant Emission Rule Repeal

Lawsuit Challenges Federal Agency Action A coalition of twenty-one states and several major cities filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the Trump administration, challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to…

Constitution

Justice Department Argues White House Access Is Privilege Not Right

The United States Department of Justice filed court documents Tuesday defending President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke press credentials for three major news organizations. The filing asserts that entry to…

Constitution

North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Ban On Trans Youth Care

The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a state ban on gender-affirming medical care for transgender youth on September 17, 2026. The high court affirmed the lower court’s ruling in T.D.…

States

Trump Bars South Africans Over Discrimination Claims

The United States government has announced new visa restrictions targeting specific individuals in South Africa, citing concerns over race-based discrimination and land confiscation policies. The move marks a significant escalation…

Constitution

High Court Drops Bond Hearing Case as Moot

The Supreme Court cleared its docket of a significant immigration dispute on Friday, dismissing a case that challenged the federal government’s authority to detain noncitizens without bond hearings. The decision…

Constitution

High Court Denies Trump Bid to Halt Mail-In Voting Block

The Supreme Court declined Monday to intervene in a lower court ruling that blocks the Trump administration’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting procedures through the U.S. Postal Service. The decision…

Constitution

Supreme Court Blocks USPS Mail Ballot Rules Through November Election

The U.S. Supreme Court has kept a preliminary injunction active through the November 3 election, preventing the Postal Service from enforcing new restrictions on mail voting that were designed to…