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Supreme Court's cases in January include transgender athletes, gun owner rights and Trump's ability to fire a Fed governor

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court in January will hear a relatively modest number of cases, but each of them could have a major impact on the lives of millions of Americans. Perhaps the biggest case scheduled for arguments next month is Trump v Cook (No.
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U.S. Supreme Court hands Pittsburgh Post-Gazette temporary victory in strike case

Gazette's emergency stay of the 3rd Circuit injunction ordering the newspaper to restore the status quo and resume bargaining. Whether the union workers go back on strike in response to this development remains to be seen,
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'The Supreme Court has stopped the presidency itself': Trump demonstrates cognitive decline, messes up opening remarks in press conference

Donald Trump held a press conference earlier this year to take a victory lap over the Supreme Court ruling that limits nationwide injunctions against his administration. "The Supreme Court has stopped the presidency itself,
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How Supreme Court might sway midterms

Each Supreme Court term typically includes at least one explosive case that inflames political passions and captures the public
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Appellate court puts injunction on Nassau’s transgender athlete ban days after judge upholds the county’s policy

Just days after a state Supreme Court Justice upheld Nassau County’s ban on transgender athletes competing on women’s sports teams on county property, an appellate court granted a motion on Wednesday, Oct. 8, seeking a preliminary injunction against ...