The Fourth Circuit called mass no-bond detention a throwback to internment, the Supreme Court dropped its test case after a Hochul pardon, and where you are arrested now decides whether you get a hearing.
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Civil Rights Sep 15, 2026Supreme Court Blocks Trump Mail-Ballot Rules 7-2 Before Midterms
The Supreme Court refused 7-2 to let the Postal Service enforce new mail-ballot rules, as 23 states sued over a green-card “public charge” rule.
Breaking News Sep 14, 2026Second Judge Freezes Trump Mail Ballot Order as Justices Weigh In
A second federal judge ordered the U.S. Postal Service to stop implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting mail balloting.
Breaking News Sep 12, 20268th Circuit to Hear Missouri Map Case After Supreme Court Ruling
The 8th Circuit will hear arguments Sept. 17 in St. Louis on Missouri’s congressional map after the Supreme Court blocked a lower court ruling.
Breaking News Sep 10, 2026Supreme Court Stays Missouri Order, Blocking 7-1 GOP Gerrymander
The Supreme Court granted a stay Thursday, a half hour after briefs were due, leaving Missouri’s state ruling blocking a maximal GOP gerrymander in place.
Breaking News Sep 10, 2026Supreme Court Again Rejects Trump-Backed Missouri Maps for Midterms
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a push to use Trump-backed Missouri congressional maps, clearing the way for the old districts in November’s midterms.
Breaking News Sep 10, 2026Missouri Map Foes File New Supreme Court Appeal in House Seat Fight
Opponents of Missouri’s new congressional map ask the U.S. Supreme Court to block a federal judge’s order forcing the state to use it.
Civil Rights Sep 9, 2026SAVE Database Fight Reaches Supreme Court as Hate-Crime Cases Mount
DOJ asks SCOTUS to unblock SAVE voter citizenship checks; Manhattan DA indicts UWS stabber as hate crime; Utah teen charged with stalking.