United States: Supreme Court upholds FCC fine process in AT&T privacy case
The Supreme Court said the FCC can keep issuing forfeiture orders without a jury in telecom privacy cases, preserving a key consumer-enforcement tool.
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Supreme Court lets Alabama use GOP-leaning map for 2026 elections
The Supreme Court’s stay keeps Alabama’s 2023 congressional map in place for now and leaves Aug. 11 special primaries on track in four districts.
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Supreme Court sends immigration-judge speech fight back to lower courts
The Supreme Court revived the immigration-judge speech case on May 26, 2026, sending it back without ruling on the First Amendment claim.
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Supreme Court keeps mifepristone access in place for now
The Supreme Court’s latest order leaves mifepristone access unchanged for now while a Louisiana-led challenge continues in the courts.
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Supreme Court temporarily restores mifepristone access nationwide
The Supreme Court temporarily restored broad mifepristone access after an appeals court restriction, but the legal fight and the risk of another shift remain.
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Supreme Court Louisiana ruling starts a new redistricting fight
The Supreme Court’s Louisiana v. Callais ruling could reshape Voting Rights Act cases nationwide, and Louisiana has already suspended House primaries.
