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Supreme Court Scrutinizes South Carolina's Congressional Redistricting Amid Racial Gerrymandering Allegations
In a pivotal case that could redefine the boundaries of race and politics in the United States, the Supreme Court is currently examining the legitimacy of South Carolina's Congressional District 1. The district, which has been a focal point of contention, is under scrutiny for potential racial gerrymandering that may infringe upon the Constitution. 
In a pivotal case that could redefine the boundaries of race and politics in the United States, the Supreme Court is currently examining the legitimacy of South Carolina's Congressional District 1. The district, which has been a focal point of contention, is under scrutiny for potential racial gerrymandering that may infringe upon the Constitution. -
Supreme Court Unanimously Supports Deaf Student in Case Impacting Disabled Students Nationwide
The Supreme Court unanimously decided on Tuesday in favor of a deaf student who sued his public school system for providing an insufficient education. The ruling has implications for other disabled students claiming their school officials failed them. 
The Supreme Court unanimously decided on Tuesday in favor of a deaf student who sued his public school system for providing an insufficient education. The ruling has implications for other disabled students claiming their school officials failed them. -
Louisiana Advances Abolition of Abortion Bill That Classifies Practice As Homicide
The Abolition of Abortion Act aims to give unborn children, including fertilized eggs, full constitutional rights. 
The Abolition of Abortion Act aims to give unborn children, including fertilized eggs, full constitutional rights. -
Starbucks Rescinds Vaccine Mandate Following Supreme Court Decision
Starbucks told employees that they no longer have to adhere to its previously announced Feb.9 deadline to get vaccinated. 
Starbucks told employees that they no longer have to adhere to its previously announced Feb.9 deadline to get vaccinated. -
Prosecutors Files Appeal For Supreme Court To Review Bill Cosby Case
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania submitted a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court for a review of Bill Cosby's case. 
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania submitted a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court for a review of Bill Cosby's case. -
Supreme Court Sides With New York Landlords, Lifts Parts Of Eviction Moratorium
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to block some parts of the eviction moratorium in New York State. 
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to block some parts of the eviction moratorium in New York State. -
Trump Court Nomination Set For Saturday As Amy Coney Barrett Emerges As Favorite
Names most likely to be submitted are Barrett and Barbara Lagoa but Trump says he has a list of more than 40 possible new justices. 
Names most likely to be submitted are Barrett and Barbara Lagoa but Trump says he has a list of more than 40 possible new justices. -
Trump Defeated At U.S. Supreme Court; Must Hand Over Tax Records
The U.S. Supreme Court says president Donald Trump does not have complete presidential immunity against lawsuits and subpoenas. 
The U.S. Supreme Court says president Donald Trump does not have complete presidential immunity against lawsuits and subpoenas. -
US Supreme Court Green Lights Retirement Lawsuit Against Intel
The US Supreme Court rejected Intel's bid to halt the lawsuit against it filed by former Intel engineer Christopher Sulyma in 2015. 
The US Supreme Court rejected Intel's bid to halt the lawsuit against it filed by former Intel engineer Christopher Sulyma in 2015. -
US Supreme Court Green Lights Antitrust Case Against Apple
In a close 5 to 4 ruling, the US Supreme Court has decided to allow an antitrust lawsuit against Apple to proceed. 
In a close 5 to 4 ruling, the US Supreme Court has decided to allow an antitrust lawsuit against Apple to proceed.
