Supreme Court strikes down Biden student loan cancellation program
The recent deal to raise the federal government’s debt ceiling, which Biden signed into law earlier this month, ends the pause by Sept. 1.
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Supreme Court backs state court power in federal election cases
Voter challengers argued that the map unfairly favored Republicans, who would likely win 10 or 11 of the state’s 14 congressional seats in a state former President Donald Trump won by 1 percentage point
Supreme Court revives Biden immigration enforcement policy
The high court ruled 8-1 that Texas and Louisiana do not have the legal right to challenge the enforcement guidelines, which instructed federal immigration agents to prioritize for arrest individuals who
Supreme Court sides with concrete company in union case
Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote the 8-1 opinion, which found those actions were not protected under a federal labor law because the union did not take "reasonable precautions" to prevent damages the company
Supreme Court to decide case on South Carolina congressional map
Republican-controlled legislature appealed the case, arguing in one of their briefs to the Supreme Court that the panel "nowhere mentioned other facts demonstrating that politics more readily explains District 1
Rep. George Santos indicted on 13 charges
Then in 2022, Santos allegedly inflated his income from Devolder Organization LLC, which he stated was $750,000 and unearned income of between $1 million and $5 million, the indictment states.
Labor union challenges constitutionality of debt limit law
The federal government could run out of borrowing room and be unable to pay all its bills on time, and that "x date" could be as soon as June 1, according to Yellen, who warned Monday of "economic catastrophe
House Republicans’ NYC violent crime hearing was a political farce
What was the No. 1 issue? It was crime." But committee Republicans ran into two problems with the over-hyped production, both of which could have been anticipated before they left Washington.
Sentencing policy sparks clash over future criminal justice bills
"Research instead suggests that those who received those sentence reductions had an astonishingly tiny recidivism rate of one-seventh of 1 percent."
US announces charges, sanctions in fight to stem fentanyl trafficking
And the State Department also announced 27 reward offers, ranging from up to $1 million to up to $10 million, for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of certain targets.
Trump’s legal woes will put Gerald Ford’s pardoning metric to the test
Trump walked into a Manhattan courthouse at 1:24 p.m. ET and immediately was placed under arrest and into the custody of the New York City’s district attorney’s office.
DOJ urges Supreme Court not to decide major redistricting case
advocates in the North Carolina case argued that Republicans would likely win 10 or 11 of the state’s first attempt at 14 newly drawn congressional seats — in a state former President Donald Trump won by 1
Biden push to end Title 42 border policy won’t end the legal fights
But the Supreme Court canceled oral arguments in the case that had been set for March 1.
Power Rankings: Biden claims top spot, McCarthy cracks top three
Top of the mountain (1) President Joe Biden: Powerful moments, an unexpected domestic spending bill last fall and some crafty State of the Union negotiating — and the return of "Scranton Joe" at home and
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US tells Supreme Court that health policy will change border case
Oral argument is scheduled for March 1, and a decision would be expected by the conclusion of the term at the end of June.
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Senate Republicans to House GOP on Biden probes: Evidence matters
It received 11 other donations originating in China that year, culminating in $1 million on Dec. 31, 2017.
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US reports drop in migrants from countries in Biden initiative
The Judiciary Committee blared its intent to hold more, calling the upcoming hearing, “The Biden Border Crisis: Part 1.”
Policy · 118th Congress
GOP states urge Supreme Court to allow border policy defense
Oral argument is scheduled for March 1, nearly three years after the border policy was first put into effect.
Policy · 118th Congress
Judges order South Carolina to redraw congressional map
“The Court finds that race was the predominant factor motivating the General Assembly’s adoption of Congressional District No. 1,” the ruling said.
Policy · 117th Congress
Biden signs same-sex marriage bill in musical White House ceremony
Bipartisan support The new law celebrated Tuesday, known as the Respect for Marriage Act, passed the House on a 258-169-1 vote last week, with 39 Republicans voting to support the measure.