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Trump says he's ready to nominate up to three Supreme Court justices

Trump says he's ready to nominate up to three Supreme Court justices

(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is "prepared" to nominate another Supreme Court justice to the bench, should a vacancy arise. No justice has publicly announced plans to step down. However, speculation about Justice Samuel Alito, 76, who was hospitalized in March, persists. Trump said

Why Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon prayer services challenge traditional notions of separation of church and state – but might be blessed by the Roberts Supreme Court

Why Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon prayer services challenge traditional notions of separation of church and state – but might be blessed by the Roberts Supreme Court

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is engaging in “a proselytizing Christian campaign” in his job, according to The Washington Post. Hegseth hosts prayer services at the Pentagon and virtually crusades as a Christian, praying at the Pentagon for U.S. troops to inflict “overwhelming violence of action against those who

Mont. SC won’t halt plan to stop businesses’ political spending

The Montana Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge by industry groups to a ballot initiative that, if approved, will prevent corporations from spending on state elections. It’s called the “Montana Plan” and it’s a project of the Transparent Election Initiative and founder Jeff Mangan. It would label corporations

Trade court judges sharply question Trump's backup tariffs, legal challenge

(The Center Square) – A panel of judges sharply questions attorneys on both sides of a challenge to President Donald Trump's backup tariffs under a never-used 1974 law. Oral arguments before the little-known Court of International Trade went for more than three hours on Friday morning, with

ASMSU Supreme Court releases second ruling of the academic year

On March 10, the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) Supreme Court ruled on the question: “In a formal representative capacity of ASMSU, does the president have the authority to communicate a position to external parties that is contrary to a resolution passed by the ASMSU Senate?” The resulting vote was

Trump administration’s lawsuits against Harvard and UCLA have roots in a decades-old fight over civil rights law

Trump administration’s lawsuits against Harvard and UCLA have roots in a decades-old fight over civil rights law

(BUFFALO, NY) The Department of Justice announced in March 2026 that it is suing Harvard University and the University of California, Los Angeles. The lawsuits allege that both universities failed to adequately address antisemitism on campus, violating students’ civil rights. These cases follow earlier efforts by the Trump administration in

Missoula judge, public defender clash over artificial intelligence use

A dispute over the use generative artificial intelligence in Missoula's district court system boiled over last month with questions of personal bias, leading to a request for the Montana Supreme Court to weigh in. Missoula County District Court Judge John Larson rejected court submissions in multiple cases made