Supreme Court of the United States
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- employed by Elena Kagan 95%
- instance of Elena Kagan 95%
- instance of Samuel Alito 95%
- headquartered in John Roberts 90%
- employed by John Roberts 90%
- instance of John Roberts 90%
- instance of Brett Kavanaugh 90%
- instance of International Emergency Economic Powers Act 90%
- employed by Brett Kavanaugh 90%
- affiliated with Neil Gorsuch 90%
- instance of Neil Gorsuch 90%
- employed by Samuel Alito 90%
- 2026-09-15 regulatory The Supreme Court ruled against Trump's efforts to control mail-in voting, blocking the United States Postal Service from implementing restrictions. source
- 2026-09-15 regulatory The Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's challenge to mail-in ballot restrictions. source
- 2026-09-03 regulatory The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to lift a judge's order blocking a new U.S. Postal Service rule on mail-in ballots. source
- 2026-08-31 regulatory The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to allow former President Trump to proceed with construction of a White House ballroom. source
- 2026-08-31 regulatory The Supreme Court allowed construction of the White House ballroom to proceed. source
- 2026-08-21 regulatory Chief Justice John Roberts issued a temporary order allowing construction on the White House ballroom project to continue. source
- 2026-08-21 regulatory The Supreme Court allowed Donald Trump's ballroom construction project to proceed. source
- 2026-08-21 regulatory The Supreme Court temporarily allowed construction of the White House ballroom to continue. source
- 2026-07-21 regulatory The Supreme Court agreed to review a case challenging the forfeiture of an airplane over a small amount of alcohol, citing potential Eighth Amendment violations. source
- 2026-07-20 regulatory The Supreme Court agreed to review a case where an Alaskan pilot's plane is subject to seizure over a passenger's beer. source
- 2026-07-14 regulatory Supreme Court justices testified before Congress to request increased security funding due to a rise in threats. source
- 2026-07-14 regulatory Supreme Court justices requested increased security funding from Congress due to a rise in threats. source
- 2026-07-14 regulatory Supreme Court justices are requesting increased funding for security due to a rise in threats. source
- 2026-07-08 regulatory Donald Trump announced he will ask the Supreme Court to rehear a case challenging his executive order on birthright citizenship. source
- 2026-07-04 regulatory The Supreme Court agreed to hear Apple's appeal in the Epic Games case. source
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Supreme Court to issue rulings on presidential power and birthright citizenship by end of term
The Supreme Court is expected to release decisions on cases concerning presidential authority and birthright citizenship before the end of its term. These rulings could have significant implications for the executive branch and the rights of millions of Americans, potentially leading to widespread societal impact if birthright citizenship is overturned.
Supreme Court to hear Apple vs. Epic Games App Store appeal, potentially impacting digital market regulations
The Supreme Court's agreement to hear Apple's appeal in the Epic Games case signals a potential shift in how app store policies and digital market regulations are enforced. The outcome could clarify rules around in-app payment commissions and developer autonomy.
Supreme Court's geofence warrant ruling impacts data privacy and law enforcement practices
The Supreme Court's recent decision requiring a higher standard for geofence warrants significantly bolsters privacy rights by protecting cell-phone location data. This ruling necessitates a shift in law enforcement's approach to accessing such information, requiring traditional warrants based on probable cause.
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CEOs at Yale Caucus affirm human leadership's value over AI
CEOs gathered at the Yale CEO Caucus expressed a shared belief in the enduring importance of human leadership, even amidst rapid advancements in AI. Despite concerns about AI's potential impact, attendees emphasized tha…
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Podcast examines US political appetite for AI regulation
The Guardian Australia's "Decoding America" podcast explores the lack of appetite for regulating artificial intelligence in the US, despite growing global concerns about its rapid development. Co-hosts Jonathan Yerushal…
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Trump attorney Todd Blanche fumbles AI and other questions
During a press conference, Donald Trump's attorney, Todd Blanche, struggled to answer questions regarding AI, Iran, and the Supreme Court. His attempts to deflect inquiries reportedly worsened the situation, according t…
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Trump criticizes Supreme Court justices he appointed after voting order ruling
Donald Trump has publicly criticized the Supreme Court, including the three justices he appointed, following a ruling that struck down his mail-in voting order. Trump expressed disappointment on social media, suggesting…
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US Supreme Court allows mail-in voting, thwarting Trump administration efforts
The US Supreme Court has allowed states to continue with mail-in voting procedures, thwarting a last-ditch effort by the Trump administration to alter midterm voting processes. Civil rights groups have lauded this decis…
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Supreme Court rejects Trump's mail ballot restrictions; Trump decries AI conspiracy
The Supreme Court of the United States has rejected Donald Trump's attempt to restrict mail-in ballots for the upcoming midterm elections. This decision allows states to continue using established mail-in ballot process…
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Supreme Court blocks Trump's mail-in voting restrictions
The Supreme Court has ruled against former President Trump's attempts to regulate mail-in voting for the upcoming midterm elections. This decision prevents the United States Postal Service from enacting new restrictions…
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Supreme Court rejects Trump's bid to restrict mail-in ballots
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a legal challenge brought by Donald Trump seeking to impose restrictions on mail-in ballots for the upcoming midterm elections. This decision allows states to maintain their existing …
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Supreme Court strikes down USPS mail-in voting rule
The Supreme Court has overturned a rule from the U.S. Postal Service that would have restructured mail-in voting procedures. This decision halts a key initiative from the Trump administration and is considered a victory…
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Former FTC Chair Lina Khan: Existing Laws Sufficient for AI Antitrust
Lina Khan, former FTC chair, has stated that existing laws are sufficient to address anti-competitive practices within the AI industry. She referenced a 1934 Supreme Court decision to emphasize that new legislation may …
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Trump appeals to Supreme Court over ballot eligibility
Donald Trump's legal team has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of the United States regarding his eligibility to hold office. The appeal challenges a previous ruling that deemed him ineligible to appear on ballots…
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Judge blocks Trump-era USPS mail-ballot rules, second setback for restrictions
A federal judge has blocked new mail-ballot rules from the U.S. Postal Service, marking a second judicial setback for the Trump administration's efforts to restrict mail-in voting. The rules, which would have allowed th…
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Judge blocks Trump's mail-in voting restrictions
A second federal judge has blocked a new rule from the Trump administration that would have tightened requirements for mail-in voting. The rule, which was intended to restrict mail-in voting, was challenged by the Democ…
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India mandates warning labels on packaged foods, challenging global brands
India is moving towards implementing stricter front-of-pack warning labels on packaged foods that exceed government limits for sugar, salt, and saturated fat. This initiative, driven by the Food Safety and Standards Aut…
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Nintendo uses $300M tariff refunds for 30% off sale, not customer rebates
Nintendo of America is holding a "Customer Appreciation Sale" offering 30% off games and accessories from September 13 to 26, utilizing $300 million in tariff refunds. However, customers who purchased the Switch 2 at in…
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Trump's $5,000 citizen payout plan could cost $1.15T, economists warn
Donald Trump's proposal to issue a $5,000 check to every American adult, if Republicans maintain control of Congress, has an estimated cost of $1.15 trillion. This plan, dubbed the "Trump Dividend," lacks a specified fu…
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Nintendo launches sale using $300M tariff refunds, faces consumer backlash
Nintendo is launching a large Customer Appreciation Sale, offering discounts of up to 30% on digital and physical games, accessories, and merchandise. The company stated that this sale is partly enabled by approximately…
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US Midterms Face Legal Limbo Over Voting Rules and Maps
The upcoming midterm elections are entangled in a complex web of legal challenges concerning mail-in voting, electoral maps, and voter records. A significant portion of Americans, including independents and members of b…
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Supreme Court mandates ad discounts, chipmakers adopt new ASML tech, Godzilla sequel trailer drops
The Supreme Court has mandated that TV stations must offer steep discounts on election advertisements to political parties, following a Republican victory. In separate news, top chipmakers are adopting ASML's new $400 m…
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Trump administration appeals to Supreme Court on mail-in ballot restrictions
The Trump administration is making a third attempt to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding new restrictions on mail-in ballots for the upcoming midterm elections. A federal judge had previously blocked these restrictio…