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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday left in place a ban on most abortions in Texas but allowed a legal challenge to proceed, with the fate of the Republican-backed measure that allows private citizens to enforce it still hanging in the balance. → Read More
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As abortion providers backed by President Joe Biden's administration prepare for Monday's U.S. Supreme Court arguments in their challenge to a near-total ban on the procedure in Texas, they have found an unlikely ally: a right-leaning gun rights group. → Read More
Unpersuaded of this nominee's mainstream credibility and aiming to punish Republican obstruction, most Democrats agree on a Gorsuch filibuster. → Read More
Unpersuaded of this nominee's mainstream credibility and aiming to punish Republican obstruction, most Democrats agree on a Gorsuch filibuster. → Read More
The three cases are separate from litigation over the legality of Trump's travel ban, which could also ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court. → Read More
Democrats worry that Gorsuch could act as a rubber stamp for Trump's policies on a nine-seat Supreme Court poised to revert to a conservative majority. → Read More
Appeals courts are generally leery of upending the status quo, which in this case - for now - is the suspension of the ban. → Read More
As the new appointee, Gorsuch would expand the court's conservative wing, made up of John Roberts, Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. → Read More
Adding an element of drama to what is normally a sober event, CNN said both Gorsuch and Hardiman had been brought to Washington ahead of the announcement. → Read More
The justices let stand a July 2016 decision by a lower court that found that the Texas statute ran afoul of a federal law that bars racial discrimination in elections. → Read More
The court agreed to hear an appeal by former senior officials - including John Ashcroft and Robert Mueller - seeking to block a lawsuit filed by immigrants. → Read More
With four liberals and four conservatives now on the bench, an appointment by a Democrat could end decades of conservative domination on the court. → Read More
"Republicans have deadlocked our entire system of justice because of the Republican Senate's dysfunction," Reid said. → Read More
The court, divided in part 4-4, rejected a request made by Republican Governor Pat McCrory after an appeals court ruling last month. → Read More