News Analysis: For Obama, Supreme Court Defeat Upends a Legacy on Immigration
The justices’ 4-to-4 ruling freezes the president’s actions on immigration for the rest of his term and leaves millions of undocumented workers in limbo.
News Analysis: For Obama, Supreme Court Defeat Upends a Legacy on Immigration
The justices’ 4-to-4 ruling freezes the president’s actions on immigration for the rest of his term and leaves millions of undocumented workers in limbo.
Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action Program at University of Texas
The case challenged a part of the admission program at the University of Texas at Austin that takes race and ethnicity into account.
The Mom Who Wore Supreme
One woman’s fashion journey, from Matthew Modine in “Married to the Mob” to a recent streetwear drop.
Supreme Court Says Police May Use Evidence Found After Illegal Stops
In a fiery dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the decision allowed the discovery of a warrant for a parking ticket to forgive Fourth Amendment violations.
Supreme Court Rules Against Puerto Rico in Debt Restructuring Case
Justice Clarence Thomas said the law was at odds with the federal Bankruptcy Code, which bars states and lower units of government from enacting their own versions of bankruptcy law.
Supreme Court Ruling Counters Pennsylvania Judge on Recusal
The justices also ruled in narrow decisions on double jeopardy in a Puerto Rico case and on recalling jurors in civil cases after a mistake in a verdict.
Supreme Court to Hear Two Major Death Penalty Cases
The justices will rule on whether carrying out a 35-year-old death sentence is cruel and unusual punishment in one of two cases from Texas it has taken.
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No Trump Effect, Yet, on Supreme Court Stalemate
Some conservatives joined calls for a hearing for Judge Merrick B. Garland, arguing that Donald J. Trump would lose in November to a candidate who might nominate a less preferable Supreme Court pick. But Senate Republicans remained unswayed.
Family of Immigrants, Only One a Citizen, Anxiously Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
Justices will hear oral arguments Monday in a challenge brought by 26 states to President Obama’s executive action to expand protections for immigrants.
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Democrats See Split Supreme Court Decision as a New Tool to Fill Vacancy
The court’s 4-to-4 tie on an important labor case gave Democrats a rare double victory. Not only did they get to celebrate the union win made possible by the result, they also got a fresh opportunity to remind Americans that the stalemate over the vacancy will limit the court’s ability to act.