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Supreme Court to decide on ghost gun regulations

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US Supreme Court rejects restoring Biden's multi-million dollar student debt plan

The plan would have lowered payments for millions of borrowers.
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In the News Now | Major U.S. Supreme Court decisions in 2024

The Supreme Court’s latest term ended with several major decisions. From abortion access to presidential immunity, the rulings will have big impacts nationwide.
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Supreme Court sidesteps several new gun cases, including challenge to Illinois assault weapons ban

The justices on Tuesday declined to hear a challenge to an Illinois assault weapons ban and sent other gun cases back to lower courts.
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President Biden speaks out after justices issue ruling on Trump's immunity case

In a 6-3 decision US Supreme Court justices ruled any actions taken by a sitting president centered around his daily duties are protected by an immunity clause.
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President Biden reacts to Supreme Court's immunity ruling

He said today's decision sets a "dangerous precedent" and that "no one is above the law."
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Supreme Court says presidents have immunity for some acts, but not all

While the ruling states the president has absolute immunity for official acts, the president cannot claim immunity for unofficial acts while in office.
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Justices on the US Supreme Court expected to drop decision on Trump's immunity case

This case surrounds former President Trump's actions during the January 6th riot.
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Federal Supreme Court ruled on more cases related to homelessness and protestors

Justices said charging the protestors with the January 6th protestors is improper, and also ruled Oregon towns can enforce bans that impact homeless communities
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Supreme Court issues decision in Oregon homelessness case, siding with Grants Pass in camping ban

The conservative majority ruled that laws regulating camping on public property do not violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
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Supreme Court rules on Idaho abortion case, EPA's 'good neighbor' plan

There are still six cases left this term for justices to make a decision on.
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Candidates acknowledging the impact of the historic overturning of Roe v. Wade

Biden's campaign is out in force denouncing the actions taken by former President Trump to repeal abortion rights.