The New York Times – Music:
Leading music labels sued Cox Communications for failing to terminate accounts of subscribers flagged for distributing copyrighted music.
Author: Ann E. Marimow
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Supreme Court will decide access to key abortion drug mifepristone
Washington Post – Politics:
Decision to consider abortion drug mifepristone returns the issue of reproductive rights to the high court for the first time since it overturned Roe v. Wade.
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Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to ‘conversion therapy’ ban
Washington Post – Politics:
The Supreme Court will not take up a free-speech challenge to a state law in Washington that was designed to protect LGBTQ youths from “conversion therapy.”
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Supreme Court appears likely to ease process for workplace discrimination claims
Washington Post – Politics:
Supreme Court justices seems to agree with a St. Louis, Mo., police sergeant that a separate determination of harm is not required for discrimination claims.
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Supreme Court seems inclined to narrowly uphold Trump tax provision
Washington Post – Politics:
The challenge by a Washington state couple is widely viewed as an effort to preemptively block Congress from creating a wealth tax.
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Democrats vote to subpoena Supreme Court conservative allies Crow, Leo
Washington Post – Politics:
Outraged Republican lawmakers said the unusual attempt to subpoena Harlan Crow and Leonard Leo would not get the 60 votes it needs to pass the full Senate.
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This lawsuit could disrupt the U.S. tax system. Key facts are in dispute.
Washington Post – Politics:
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Dec. 5 in Moore v. United States, a challenge to an offshore earnings tax passed in 2017 to offset the Trump tax cuts.
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Supreme Court refuses to reinstate Florida’s anti-drag show law
Washington Post – Politics:
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) in May signed the measure prohibiting the admission of children into any sexually explicit show that could be considered obscene.
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The Supreme Court’s path to issuing an ethics code and the fine print
Washington Post – Politics:
How the U.S. Supreme Court responded to public pressure to issue an ethics code for its nine justices.