The U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 17 turned away TikTok’s request to halt a federal law requiring indirect owner ByteDance to divest itself of the company by Jan. 19 or cease U.S. operations. The nation’s highest court took action in … Continue reading Supreme Court upholds law than bans TikTok if its Chinese parent company does not divest

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to allow Utah’s request to file a lawsuit that disputed the federal government’s possession of over 18.5 million acres of land in the state. The Supreme Court denied Utah’s motion for leave to file a … Continue reading Supreme Court won’t hear Utah’s bid to take over federal land in the state

The U.S. Supreme Court may issue decisions on Jan. 17 in pending cases, which could include TikTok’s request to block a law forcing it to change owners or shut down on Jan. 19. Late on Jan. 16, the court updated … Continue reading Supreme Court may rule on TikTok ban on Friday

The U.S. Supreme Court declined a request from Massachusetts residents to review a lower court’s rejection of their challenge to federal approval of offshore wind turbines that generate electricity. The decision to deny the petition in Nantucket Residents Against Turbines … Continue reading Supreme Court won’t hear challenge to offshore wind turbines in Cape Cod

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Jan. 15 in favor of pet owners, finding a state court may consider their lawsuit against pet food makers after the consumers withdrew their federal claims. Justice Elena Kagan wrote the 9–0 opinion … Continue reading Supreme Court rules 9–0 for pet owners in pet food fraud case

The U.S. Supreme Court seemed inclined on Jan. 15 to allow a Texas law requiring age verification to access porn websites to stand. The court heard more than two hours of oral argument in Free Speech Coalition Inc. v. Paxton. … Continue reading Supreme Court seems unlikely to block Texas age verification law for porn access

The U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 13 considered the case of a retired Florida firefighter with Parkinson’s disease who sued her former employer for discrimination over post-employment benefits. Karyn Stanley had to accept disability retirement at the age of 47 … Continue reading Supreme Court grapples with disabled former firefighter’s discrimination suit

The U.S. Supreme Court decided Jan. 13 against hearing an appeal in a racial gerrymandering case where North Dakota took the unusual step of asking the justices to reconsider its own lower court victory. A gerrymander is the political manipulation … Continue reading Supreme Court declines North Dakota redistricting appeal

The U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 13 rejected an emergency application to block the Washington Medical Commission from investigating licensed physicians in the state over their criticism of COVID-19 policies. The Washington state commission considers the doctors’ dissenting views on … Continue reading Supreme Court won’t block state from probing doctors who question COVID-19 policies

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the federal government’s appeal of a lower court ruling halting the expansion of defenses that student loan borrowers can use to contest repayment. An association of colleges challenged the U.S. Department of … Continue reading Supreme Court agrees to hear challenge to government proposal to extend relief for student borrowers

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue decisions on Jan. 15 in pending cases, possibly including the TikTok appeal. The court announced on its website that “it may announce opinions” on Jan. 15, without providing specifics. During oral arguments … Continue reading Supreme Court may decide TikTok’s fate on Jan. 15

Three doctors are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to prevent a California agency from investigating them over their opposition to state-approved COVID-19 policies. The California Medical Board considers the expression of the doctors’ dissenting views on the disease as potentially … Continue reading Doctors ask Supreme Court to block California board from penalizing certain COVID-19 views

The U.S. Supreme Court decided on Jan. 10 to review the constitutionality of an Affordable Care Act provision that allows a panel to mandate that insurers cover preventive medical services without cost to patients. The new decision was issued as … Continue reading Supreme Court agrees to review constitutionality of Obamacare mandate panel

U.S. Supreme Court justices seemed skeptical of TikTok’s request to halt a federal law requiring indirect owner ByteDance to divest itself of the company by Jan. 19 or cease U.S. operations. Their comments came on Jan. 10 in a dramatic … Continue reading Supreme Court seems skeptical of TikTok’s bid to overturn forced divestiture law

The U.S. Supreme Court said it will consider on Jan. 24 whether to hear an appeal from a Maryland father on behalf of his son who was injured in a police shooting. The case deals with qualified immunity, a rule … Continue reading Supreme Court to decide if it will hear qualified immunity case from Maryland

The Supreme Court will consider Jan. 10 if a federal law that forces Chinese tech company ByteDance to sell TikTok will take effect on Jan. 19. The Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act was signed by President Joe … Continue reading Supreme Court to hear arguments on TikTok ban