Court Watch

Chief Justice Roberts issued an administrative stay keeping White House ballroom construction underway, while the Fourth Circuit, a Texas district judge and the Georgia Supreme Court handed down notable rulings.

The ballroom and mail-ballot fights reach the Supreme Court, the First Circuit backs bond hearings, and judges rule on Harvard, phosphogypsum roads, and Ohio data centers.

A weekly digest of notable court developments: the First Circuit leaves a block on the federal voter-list order in place, the Paramount–Warner Bros. merger stays frozen, the D.C. Circuit preserves…

A divided D.C. Circuit halted White House ballroom construction, a Texas judge struck down NFA registration rules for suppressors, and 23 states filed opposition on the Supreme Court emergency docket…

The administration takes its mail-in voting order to the Supreme Court's emergency docket, two petitions target the $83.3 million Carroll verdict, beef price-fixing classes are certified in Minnesota, and Texas…

With the Supreme Court in recess, the Third Circuit struck down New Jersey’s assault-weapons ban, the D.C. Circuit revived a USPS mail-ballot rule, and a Florida judge voided an IRS…

Supreme Court lets Texas enforce its app age-verification law as courts rule on immigration detention, firearms and the Nexstar-TEGNA merger.

The Supreme Court closed October Term 2025 with blockbuster rulings on birthright citizenship, presidential removal power, the Federal Reserve, elections, campaign finance, transgender athletes, and geofence warrants.

A 6-3 Supreme Court limited judicial review in two immigration cases, struck Hawaii's private-property gun rule, and shielded Roundup's maker on preemption — plus lower-court action on elections and online…

A narrow Second Amendment win in United States v. Hemani led a busy week at the Supreme Court, alongside new cert grants, a Ninth Circuit parental-notification injunction, an Idaho bathroom-law…