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A new study from Yale and Columbia finds the Supreme Court increasingly favors the wealthy, with conservative justices more likely to side with the rich. Chief Justice Roberts emphasizes the enduring strength of the Constitution amid ongoing political and legal challenges, including cases involving Trump-era policies.
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The Supreme Court is examining Hawaii's law banning guns on private property open to the public without explicit permission. The case tests whether private property rights can override Second Amendment protections, with arguments referencing historical laws like the Black Codes. A decision is expected by late June 2026.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing cases on Trump-era asylum policies, focusing on the legal definition of 'arrive in' the U.S. and the use of 'metering' to limit asylum applications. Decisions will impact border enforcement and asylum access, with a ruling expected by June 2026.
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The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on whether Trump's executive order to restrict birthright citizenship is constitutional. The case challenges the interpretation of the 14th Amendment, with the court's decision expected to have significant legal and political implications. The order was signed during Trump's second term but has not been enforced.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 that laws banning certain talk therapies for LGBTQ youth violate the First Amendment. The decision sends the case back to lower courts, complicating enforcement of similar laws in other states. The ruling reflects ongoing tensions over religious freedom and LGBTQ rights.
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The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Colorado’s law banning conversion therapy for minors likely violates the First Amendment, citing viewpoint discrimination. The decision could impact similar laws in over 20 states, including California, raising questions about free speech and protections for LGBTQ youth.