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Year: 2026

Klobuchar Vows Assault Weapon Ban for Minnesota

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Supreme Court to Hear Case on Agency Power to Penalize Farms That Violate Worker Conditions

After limiting the SEC’s use of in-house courts, justices will now consider whether the same logic applies to agricultural visa enforcement.

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Senate Advances Bipartisan Energy Permitting Reform Bill

The vote on the measure was 73–25, well beyond the 60 votes needed to advance the package.

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Mississippi Senate Race Hangs on Thousands of Affidavit Ballots

Mississippi has significantly more voters who cast affidavit ballots than the number of votes separating the two Senate candidates in the closely contested U.S. Senate race. As of Monday afternoon, Democrat Scott Colom held a 2,574-vote lead over Republican incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in the deep-red state, The Associated Press reported. However, according to Mississippi…

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Turns Out Blue State’s ‘Glock Ban’ Covers A Lot More Than Just Glock

‘The list may be revised or supplemented as additional determinations are made’

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SCOTUS Nukes Blockade On Trump’s Border Wall Construction

‘The Government’s interest therefore outweighs any aesthetic, recreational, and environmental harm alleged by respondents.’

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Supreme Court Orders New Look at Male Inmate’s Women’s Jail Case

The Supreme Court agreed to toss a lower court ruling in favor of a male inmate who identifies as a woman and wants to be housed in a women’s unit. On Monday, the high court sent the case back for reconsideration by the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in light of recent rulings upholding…

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US Supreme Court Oral Arguments: Nielsen v. Watanabe and Hoffmann v. WBI Energy Transmission Inc.

Watch Live coverage of oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court at 10 a.m. ET on Nov. 9, as justices hear two important cases addressing constitutional rights, federal authority, and property rights. Case 1: Nielsen v. Watanabe (No. 25-417) This case concerns whether a federal prisoner can sue a federal prison medical staff member for […]

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