Supreme Court
Alabama Asks Supreme Court to Clear the Way for New Congressional Map
The state argues the high court’s recent ruling on race and redistricting required it to adjust its electoral map.
Supreme Court Ruling Has Started a Domino Effect With Redistricting Maps Across States: Panel
Jonae Wartel, Democratic strategist and former senior adviser to the Harris-Walz campaign, and Kate Monroe, Republican strategist and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, joined NTD to discuss the Tennessee House’s approval of a new congressional map that eliminates the one race-based district in Memphis.
Democrats Move to Counter Impact of Supreme Court Louisiana Redistricting Ruling
The nationwide redistricting battle is escalating.
US Supreme Court Allows Louisiana Redistricting Ruling to Take Effect Immediately
The ruling came after Louisiana delayed May 16 primary elections to give it time to replace the unconstitutional map the court struck down last week.
Supreme Court Declines to Block State From Investigating Doctors Who Question COVID Policies
Lower courts issued contradictory rulings on whether doctors’ free speech rights were violated by the state policy.
Supreme Court Restores Access to Abortion Pills for Now
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito signed the order on May 4, which restores nationwide access to the abortion pill.
Abortion Pill Maker Asks Supreme Court to Allow Mail-Order Deliveries
Mifepristone, part of a two-drug regimen commonly called 'the abortion pill,' is used to end a pregnancy up to 70 days into gestation.
Redistricting Battle Intensifies in States After US Supreme Court Ruling on Voting Rights Act
Here’s a look at how some states are responding to the Supreme Court ruling:
9 to 13 Congress Seats Could Swing Republican Due to Supreme Court Decision: Legal Expert
The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 in Louisiana v. Callais that the state’s redrawn congressional map was unconstitutional because race was the predominant factor in drawing the lines.
Breaking Down Arguments in Supreme Court TPS Case
Darlene Sanchez, a reporter for The Epoch Times, joins NTD to discuss the Supreme Court hearing for the Trump administration’s attempts to abolish TPS, or “temporary protected status.”
Supreme Court Likely to Claim Some Say in TPS Decisions: Analyst
NTD spoke with Anastasia Boden, senior attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation and the author of the “SCOTUS Scoop” newsletter.
Supreme Court Decision on Race-Based Redistricting ‘a Monumental Ruling’: Legal Expert
NTD spoke with Zack Smith, a senior legal fellow and manager of the Supreme Court and Appellate Advocacy Program at the Institute for Constitutional Government at The Heritage Foundation.
Supreme Court Seems Split Over End of Temporary Deportation Protections for Syrians, Haitians
The justices probed how far courts could go in reviewing the administration's decision to revoke temporary protected status.
Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling on Voting Rights Act: 4 Things to Know
In a 6–3 ruling, a majority of justices wrote 'allowing race to play any part in government decisionmaking' is a departure from the law.
Supreme Court Allows Pregnancy Centers to Sue Over New Jersey Subpoena
The pregnancy centers said the subpoena of its donor lists violated the First Amendment.
Supreme Court Restricts Race-Based Redistricting in Louisiana Case
A federal district court had ordered that a second black-majority congressional district be created in the state after finding black voters underrepresented.
Supreme Court Weighs Case Alleging Cisco Aided CCP in Persecuting Falun Gong
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday in Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe I to determine if American corporations can be held liable for “aiding and abetting” human rights abuses committed by foreign governments.
Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Temporary Protected Status Immigration Cases
The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on Wednesday in major immigration cases. It involves the legal status of more than 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians living in the United States under Temporary Protected Status.
Supreme Court Urged to Allow Human Rights Case Against Cisco to Proceed
A 15-year-long case could carry broad implications for efforts holding companies accountable over international human rights abuses.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments: Cisco Systems v. Doe I | Falun Gong Human Rights Case
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the case of Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe I (24-856) on April 28.
Alabama Asks Supreme Court to Clear the Way for New Congressional Map
The state argues the high court’s recent ruling on race and redistricting required it to adjust its electoral map.
Supreme Court Ruling Has Started a Domino Effect With Redistricting Maps Across States: Panel
Jonae Wartel, Democratic strategist and former senior adviser to the Harris-Walz campaign, and Kate Monroe, Republican strategist and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, joined NTD to discuss the Tennessee House’s approval of a new congressional map that eliminates the one race-based district in Memphis.
Democrats Move to Counter Impact of Supreme Court Louisiana Redistricting Ruling
The nationwide redistricting battle is escalating.
US Supreme Court Allows Louisiana Redistricting Ruling to Take Effect Immediately
The ruling came after Louisiana delayed May 16 primary elections to give it time to replace the unconstitutional map the court struck down last week.
Supreme Court Declines to Block State From Investigating Doctors Who Question COVID Policies
Lower courts issued contradictory rulings on whether doctors’ free speech rights were violated by the state policy.
Supreme Court Restores Access to Abortion Pills for Now
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito signed the order on May 4, which restores nationwide access to the abortion pill.
Abortion Pill Maker Asks Supreme Court to Allow Mail-Order Deliveries
Mifepristone, part of a two-drug regimen commonly called 'the abortion pill,' is used to end a pregnancy up to 70 days into gestation.
Redistricting Battle Intensifies in States After US Supreme Court Ruling on Voting Rights Act
Here’s a look at how some states are responding to the Supreme Court ruling:
9 to 13 Congress Seats Could Swing Republican Due to Supreme Court Decision: Legal Expert
The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 in Louisiana v. Callais that the state’s redrawn congressional map was unconstitutional because race was the predominant factor in drawing the lines.
Breaking Down Arguments in Supreme Court TPS Case
Darlene Sanchez, a reporter for The Epoch Times, joins NTD to discuss the Supreme Court hearing for the Trump administration’s attempts to abolish TPS, or “temporary protected status.”
Supreme Court Likely to Claim Some Say in TPS Decisions: Analyst
NTD spoke with Anastasia Boden, senior attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation and the author of the “SCOTUS Scoop” newsletter.
Supreme Court Decision on Race-Based Redistricting ‘a Monumental Ruling’: Legal Expert
NTD spoke with Zack Smith, a senior legal fellow and manager of the Supreme Court and Appellate Advocacy Program at the Institute for Constitutional Government at The Heritage Foundation.
Supreme Court Seems Split Over End of Temporary Deportation Protections for Syrians, Haitians
The justices probed how far courts could go in reviewing the administration's decision to revoke temporary protected status.
Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling on Voting Rights Act: 4 Things to Know
In a 6–3 ruling, a majority of justices wrote 'allowing race to play any part in government decisionmaking' is a departure from the law.
Supreme Court Allows Pregnancy Centers to Sue Over New Jersey Subpoena
The pregnancy centers said the subpoena of its donor lists violated the First Amendment.
Supreme Court Restricts Race-Based Redistricting in Louisiana Case
A federal district court had ordered that a second black-majority congressional district be created in the state after finding black voters underrepresented.
Supreme Court Weighs Case Alleging Cisco Aided CCP in Persecuting Falun Gong
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday in Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe I to determine if American corporations can be held liable for “aiding and abetting” human rights abuses committed by foreign governments.
Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Temporary Protected Status Immigration Cases
The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on Wednesday in major immigration cases. It involves the legal status of more than 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians living in the United States under Temporary Protected Status.
Supreme Court Urged to Allow Human Rights Case Against Cisco to Proceed
A 15-year-long case could carry broad implications for efforts holding companies accountable over international human rights abuses.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments: Cisco Systems v. Doe I | Falun Gong Human Rights Case
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the case of Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe I (24-856) on April 28.