The Supreme Court ended its term this week just as predicted when the year began, with its six conservatives handing down rulings that favored religious liberty, property rights and Republican-sponsored election laws. But in between, the justices spent most of the year playing the role of diligent lawyers trying toContinue Reading
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court’s conservative majority has sent its strongest signal to date that Roe vs. Wade will fall, now that justices have given a green light to the nation’s second most populous state to outlaw abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. The justices did not overturn the right toContinue Reading
WASHINGTON — For the first time since 1973, a state law banning most abortions has taken effect. A Texas law that limits the availability of abortions after six weeks of pregnancy — in apparent defiance of Roe vs. Wade — took effect early Wednesday after the Supreme Court took no actionContinue Reading
The Supreme Court on Friday put new limits on who can sue a credit reporting agency for falsely labeling them a potential terrorist, ruling that only those whose reports were sent to a business have standing to sue in federal court. “No concrete harm, no standing,” the court said inContinue Reading
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