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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from US Supreme Court, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 1,272 stories have been published about US Supreme Court which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from US Supreme Court, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 1,272 stories have been published about US Supreme Court which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Protestors · MarylandThe marshal of the U.S. Supreme Court has asked Maryland and Virginia officials to enforce laws she says prohibit picketing outside the homes of the justices who live in the two states.
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U.S. Supreme Court asks Maryland to bar protests at justices' homes
44% Center coverage: 78 sources
Business · WashingtonU.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade days earlier and ruled that states can ban abortion. West Virginia's only abortion clinic was forced to suspend the procedures because of an 1800s-era state law. ACLU of West Virginia filed a lawsuit on behalf of the clinic, asking that the law be declared unenforceable.See the Story
After abortion ruling, clinic staff grapple with trauma
42% Center coverage: 29 sources
Business · WashingtonThe court ruled that the EPA does not have broad authority to reduce power plant emissions that contribute to global warming. The precedent is widely expected to invite challenges of other rules set by government agencies. The Federal Trade Commission has been pursuing an aggressive agenda in consumer protection, data privacy and tech industry competition.See the Story
Ruling could dampen government efforts to rein in Big Tech
51% Center coverage: 27 sources
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Business · WashingtonIn June 2019, three years before its momentous abortion ruling, the Supreme Court decided that it has no role in restraining partisan gerrymandering. Gerrymandering again flourished as politicians used the 2020 census data to redraw districts that could benefit their party. A majority of Americans support abortion access in general, though many say there should be some restrictions, according to public opinion polls.See the Story
Abortion ruling puts spotlight on gerrymandered legislatures
64% Center coverage: 25 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonVice President Harris said during an appearance late Saturday at the Essence Festival in New Orleans that the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade was “problematic on so many levels.”
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Harris says Roe ruling an example of U.S. "trying to claim ownership over human bodies"
49% Center coverage: 8 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonHealth and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra said during an interview aired Sunday that he doesn't believe the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade would stand for long. Some Democrats have voiced frustration over leaders of their party and the president for not taking more forceful action in the wake of the high court's ruling.See the Story
HHS secretary: ‘I don’t believe’ Roe will be overturned for long
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Abortion · WashingtonAdam Liptak: “The release of the decision in the abortion case highlighted another way in which the court has withdrawn from public scrutiny. For unexplained reasons, the justices have stopped announcing their decisions from the bench, abandoning a tradition that is both ceremonial and illuminating.See the Story
Supreme Court Withdraws from Public Scrutiny
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Roe v. Wade · JacksonvilleThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday, June 24, to overturn the landmark Roe V. Wade, taking away reproductive rights that have been in place since 1973. The decision mirrored a leaked draft opinion circulated earlier this month, with all the conservative justices on the high court approved.See the Story
Ariana DeBose believes Roe v. Wade is just the beginning of U.S. Supreme Court overturns
EPAPhoto taken on April 20, 2021 shows cracked soil in drought-hit Morgan Hill, California, the UnSee the Story
Experts concerned about U.S. Supreme Court limiting EPA in curbing emissions - People's Daily Online
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US Supreme Court[Ecclesiastes 2022 07/04] (Edited by Ecclesiastical Reporter Li Kaisi) After the US Supreme Court overturned the “Roy v. Wade case” and allowed states to enact their own laws and regulations on pregnancy, pregnancy has now become the center of debate for the governor of Pennsylvania.See the Story
Penn Governor's Election Focuses on Supreme Court to Overthrow Legalization of Abortion
US Supreme Court【大紀元2022年07月01日訊】（大紀元記者戴芙若綜合報導）在最近幾週，保守派大法官占多數的美國最高法院做出一系列判決，包括墮胎、槍枝權利、移民和宗教自由，改變了美國的法律格局，對未來將有深遠影響。外界普遍認為，這系列判決標誌著美國社會正開始向傳統回歸。推翻羅訴韋德案 終止墮胎權的憲法保護上週四（6月30日）結束的本年度法庭任期，被指是最高法院歷史上的一個轉折點。最高法院本年度任期影響最大的判決是其6月24日推翻墮胎權先例《羅訴韋德案》（Roe v. Wade，簡稱羅案）的裁決。裁決發布後，共和黨控制的州迅速採取行動制定墮胎禁令和限制措施。這項裁決不僅是反墮胎活動的重大勝利，也是保守派法律運動的重大勝利。《羅訴韋德案》是最高法院創造的憲法文本中沒有明確提及的權利的幾個例子之一。實際上，《多布斯訴傑克遜婦女健康組織案》（Dobbs v.See the Story
