Supreme Court unlikely to overturn sentencing guidelines deference
The Supreme Court is unlikely to overturn deference to federal sentencing guidelines, maintaining the 1993 Stinson precedent.
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The Supreme Court is unlikely to overturn deference to federal sentencing guidelines, maintaining the 1993 Stinson precedent.
The Supreme Court is asked to pause a Texas-DOJ deportation agreement criticized as collusion, impacting a Biden-era immigration regulation allowing suspended d
The Supreme Court pauses a ruling on political ad rates, allowing parties to maintain favorable rates ahead of the 2026 election.
Democrats ask court to uphold ad rate ruling, requiring the FCC to issue a prompt decision on reduced advertising rates for political parties.
Lawyers urge the Supreme Court to block a Federal Bureau of Prisons policy denying transgender inmates hormone therapy and social accommodations.
The NRC regulatory control overhaul sets a significant precedent for presidential influence over agencies after Trump v. Slaughter.
The Supreme Court examines the constitutionality of agency adjudication, questioning impartiality and safeguards in regulatory disputes.
Trump shrinks national monuments via 2026 land rollbacks under the Antiquities Act, sparking legal debates over presidential authority.
When federal agencies fail to act, state governments, private companies, and volunteers often step in to fill the gap. The COVID Tracking Project proved.
US needs a unified food safety agency to ensure safe consuming public food safety.