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Supreme Court takes up birthright citizenship

US Supreme Court to hear Trump bid to restrict birthright citizenship

The U.S. Supreme Court is poised on Thursday to consider Donald Trump's attempt to broadly enforce his executive order to limit birthright citizenship, a move that would affect thousands of babies born each year as the Republican president seeks a major shift in how the U.

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Supreme Court to hear arguments on birthright citizenship

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Live updates: Supreme Court debates Trump's efforts to limit birthright citizenship

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In Birthright Citizenship Case, Supreme Court Examines the Power of District Judges

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether federal judges can block Trump administration policy across the country.

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US Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump's order to end birthright citizenship

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In birthright citizenship case, US Supreme Court gets two controversies in one

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Supreme Court decisions: Top cases to watch

Decision season starts Thursday for the Supreme Court, kicking off a race against the clock to release this term’s opinions before the court’s summer break begins. The justices are set to

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Republicans are attempting to boot three Democratic justices from the Pa. Supreme Court — and for the first time, Dems are worried

Grassroots and establishment Republicans — including a rumored interest from President Donald Trump’s billionaire adviser Elon Musk — have already started a "Vote No" campaign to unseat them.

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The Supreme questions

In today’s edition … Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy speaks before the Senate … how Medicaid changes could affect school lunches.

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Pa. GOP seeks to gain control of state’s highest court, where final decisions are made on voting and abortion

Republicans are looking to overturn the Democrats’ majority on the state Supreme Court in an unusually aggressive campaign.

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Riggs won NC’s Supreme Court battle, but elections will face long-term consequences

While a federal judge ruled that the over 65,000 voters challenged by Griffin should have their votes upheld, his ruling left the interpretation of future election law to the state.