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Supreme Court to hear climate, consumer, discrimination cases (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court will hear significant cases on climate change, consumer protection and discrimination in its upcoming term. The first day of arguments at the high court is Oct. 5. The court will hear Suncor Energy v. Boulder, a case challenging whether state and local governments can utilize tort laws to seek billions in damages against energy companies over alleged contributions to climate change. âThere is no constitutional bar to states addressing in-state harms
Election officials: mail ballots, citizenship key in midterms (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) - With 34 days until the midterm elections, administrators from across the country said mail ballot processes and citizenship verification remain key issues. The Partnership for Large Election Jurisdictions hosted a roundtable in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday ahead of the consequential midterm elections. Election administrators highlighted voter hesitancy in mail-in ballots, congressional redistricting and citizenship verification as key issues ahead of Nov. 3. The Trump adm
Consumer advocates: Supreme Court climate case could 'rewrite' American economy (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on Monday that could "rewrite" the future of American energy production, legal analysts said. Justices on the nationâs highest court will hear arguments in Suncor v. Boulder, a case to determine whether state and local governments can use nuisance laws to seek billions of dollars in damages from energy companies. State nuisance laws are typically used to resolve disputes between neighbors. In most cases, individuals argue that cer
Supreme Court allows third-country deportations, will hear arguments (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling on Tuesday, temporarily allowed the Trump administration to deport people to countries other than their own until oral arguments can be heard later this year. Justices on the high court will hear arguments in December over whether immigrants can object to being deported to countries other than their own. A federal judge in Massachusetts, Judge Brian Murphy, blocked the Trump adminstration from pursuing the policy. Lawyers for the
Centrist groups call for all-party primaries, reduce extremism (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Business leaders and advocacy groups are urging moderate voters to engage ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The Leadership Now Project, a membership organization with more than 400 business leaders, launched the Catalyst Fund initiative to support political candidates and ballot measures aimed at reducing extremism. The 2026 election cycle has seen a rise of candidates affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America and incumbent lawmakers losing primary elections
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