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- 1Supreme Court opens new term with climate, immigration, gun cases▼Supreme Court gears up for new term with major cases on climate change, immigration and guns
The US Supreme Court is preparing for a new term that includes major cases on climate change, immigration and gun policy. The docket could produce landmark rulings with wide-reaching effects on federal regulatory power, immigration enforcement and Second Amendment rights, drawing close attention from lawmakers, advocacy groups and the public.
- 2Supreme Court term to weigh climate, immigration and gun rights cases▼Supreme Court ready to tackle climate, immigration and gun rights. Here are 5 cases to watch
The US Supreme Court returns with a docket featuring major disputes on climate regulation, immigration policy and gun rights. PBS News highlights five cases to watch as the justices prepare to issue rulings with far-reaching consequences for federal power, executive authority and Second Amendment protections in the current term.
- 3Linguist's study on James Madison's wording of the Second Amendment sparks debate●@ gcvsa Per your feed, we agree on much. But: No activist, Kari Sullivan is just a linguist who did a study—that present
A new study by linguist Kari Sullivan is drawing attention in debates over the Second Amendment. The research examines how James Madison consistently used the word 'people' in his writing, offering what supporters describe as important new evidence about the meaning of the amendment's text. Online, some dispute whether the author of the study is an activist or simply an academic, with one commenter arguing she is 'just a linguist' whose findings deserve consideration on their merits.
- 4Supreme Court opens new term with religion, guns, immigration cases▼Supreme Court to begin new term with cases on religion, guns and immigration ahead
The US Supreme Court begins its new term with a docket featuring high-stakes cases on religion, guns and immigration. The docket puts the conservative-majority court back at the centre of debates over religious liberty, Second Amendment rights and the federal government's immigration powers, with rulings expected to draw national attention.