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The next generation of Republican justices will be even more partisan (opens the original)
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Trump’s lower court judges won’t even listen to the Supreme Court when it tells them “no.” The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Missouri may not use a newly drawn Republican gerrymander during the 2026 congressional election. This decision should surprise no one because, about two weeks ago, the Supreme Court ruled that Missouri may not use a newly drawn Republican gerrymander during the 2026 congressional election. That second decision, moreover, followed an even earlier one by Justice Brett
Republicans ask the Supreme Court to give them a huge discount on ad spending (opens the original)
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You are probably about to see a lot more Republican ads. The Republican Party is once again asking the Supreme Court to change the rules governing US elections in order to make it easier for GOP candidates to prevail in future elections. And this Court, with its 6-3 Republican majority, will likely give the GOP what it is asking for. National Republican Congressional Committee v. Brown concerns a federal statute that requires broadcast television and radio stations to allow candidates to buy cam
A federal judge just discovered a whole new way to place ICE above the law (opens the original)
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Texas is where MAGA goes to escape the rule of law. For a brief moment last week, it appeared that an ICE officer, who allegedly shot a man during the early 2026 occupation of Minneapolis and then lied about it, might actually face legal consequences for his actions. Christian Castro, the now-suspended ICE officer in question, was confined to a Texas jail and potentially faced two sets of criminal charges. Minnesota prosecutors charged him with four felony counts of assault and one count of fal
The Supreme Court just gave Trump his illegal ballroom (opens the original)
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And the justices didn’t even bother to explain why… Welp, the Supreme Court has decided that President Donald Trump gets to build his ballroom. The decision in National Park Service v. National Trust for Historic Preservation is 5-4, with Republican Chief Justice John Roberts joining the three Democratic justices in dissent. Notably, no member of the Court argued that Trump’s ballroom, an enormous structure that the president plans to build on the former site of the White House’s East Wing, is l
One of the Supreme Court’s worst ideas could save the midterms from Trump (opens the original)
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The new opinion blocking Trump’s attempt to sabotage voting by mail makes a savvy play for several Republican justices. On Thursday evening, federal district Judge Indira Talwani issued a new order that temporarily blocks an effort by the Trump administration that appears designed to sabotage voting by mail in the upcoming midterm election. Talwani previously blocked an executive order that President Donald Trump issued in March, which ordered the US Postal Service (USPS) to impose a byzantine a
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