SCOTUS Blocks Trump’s Mail-In Voting Order Ahead Of Midterms
SCOTUS declined to pause a blockade on Monday night against President Trump's mail-in voting executive order ahead of the 2026 midterms.
The Federalist’s Guide To The 2026 Supreme Court Term
Here is a breakdown of the biggest legal battles set to be argued before the Supreme Court during its 2026-2027 term.
SCOTUS Greenlights White House Ballroom Construction
In a 5-4 ruling, SCOTUS on Monday paused a lower court injunction that blocked construction of President Trump's new White House ballroom.
SCOTUS Asked To Inject Dose Of Clarity Into Vaccine Mandate Jurisprudence
In the coming weeks, SCOTUS is expected to consider whether to take up and hear arguments in a case involving Covid vaccine mandates.
SCOTUS Overturns Injunction On Trump’s Mail-In Voting Order
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to pause a lower court blockade on President Trump's mail-in voting executive order on Monday.
SCOTUS Asked To Weigh Texas Law Requiring Ten Commandments In School Classrooms
The ACLU asked SCOTUS to weigh the legality of a Texas law requiring that the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms.
Legal Specialists Preview Upcoming SCOTUS Cases On ‘Assault Weapons’ Bans
During a Tuesday FedSoc forum, legal specialists discussed what's at stake in the Supreme Court's upcoming cases on AR-15 bans.
Vulnerable House Dems Refuse To Say If They’ll Back Anti-Court-Packing Amendment
Only one of 16 vulnerable House Dems responded to The Federalist when asked if they'll support a measure keeping SCOTUS at nine justices.
After Birthplace Citizenship Case, The Conservative Legal Movement Needs To Raise Its Standards
In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
Amid Democrat Attacks On SCOTUS, Analysis Shows Jackson Is Most Partisan Justice By Far
Ketanji Brown Jackson is the most partisan Supreme Court justice, voting against Trump 98 percent of the time in the top 100 major cases.