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The justice spoke to the conservative legal organization that played an influential role in President Trump’s transformation of the federal judiciary.
Author: Ann E. Marimow
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Democratic plan to subpoena Supreme Court justices’ allies faces pushback
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A newly aggressive effort to wrest information on Supreme Court ethics from conservative allies of some justices will probably be blocked by Senate Republicans.
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Supreme Court agrees to review gun-rights challenge to bump stock ban
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The federal ban on bump stocks was announced by the Trump administration after the devices were used in a 2017 mass shooting on the Las Vegas strip.
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High court weighs whether officials may block critics on social media
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The cases present a fresh opportunity to decide whether and when public officials can block individual critics from their private social media accounts.
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Democrats plan to subpoena wealthy benefactors of Supreme Court justices
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A vote is expected soon as Nov. 9 to authorize subpoenas for information from Texas billionaire Harlan Crow and from conservative judicial activist Leonard Leo.
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Supreme Court says White House can continue requests to tech companies
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A lower court found top officials improperly pressured tech companies to take down what they saw as problematic health- and election-related posts.
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Supreme Court won’t allow Missouri gun statute at odds with federal law
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The law declares certain U.S. federal gun regulations invalid and gives individuals the right to sue local and state governments that enforce the measures.
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Supreme Court seems inclined to punt case on online hotel accessibility
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Deborah Laufer, who has multiple sclerosis, filed more than 600 lawsuits against hotels whose websites lack accessibility information required by the ADA.
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High court to weigh whether disability activists can sue hotels after online searches
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday hears the case of an activist who looked online and sued hotels that did not provide ADA-mandated accessibility information.