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Supreme Court temporarily extends women's access to a widely used abortion pill

Supreme Court temporarily extends women's access to a widely used abortion pill

The Supreme Court is leaving women’s access to a widely used abortion pill untouched until at least Thursday, while the justices consider whether to allow restrictions on the drug, mifepristone, to take effect
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GOP Faces Internal Conflict Over Glyphosate Regulation Amid MAHA Pressure

GOP Faces Internal Conflict Over Glyphosate Regulation Amid MAHA Pressure

The GOP is experiencing internal divisions over the regulation of glyphosate, a widely used pesticide, as the 2026 midterm elections approach. The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) coalition, which supported President Trump in 2024, is pushing for stricter regulations on glyphosate due to health concerns. However, industrial agriculture advocates argue for its necessity in maintaining food supply stability. President Trump has signed an executive order to increase domestic glyphosate production, citing national security. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is set to review glyphosate's environmental and health effects later this year, which could influence the GOP's stance and impact the upcoming elections.
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Justice Barrett Highlights Supreme Court's Avoidance of AI Due to Security Concerns

Justice Barrett Highlights Supreme Court's Avoidance of AI Due to Security Concerns

Justice Amy Coney Barrett has stated that the U.S. Supreme Court is not adopting artificial intelligence (AI) technology due to security concerns. Speaking at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, Barrett assured that the court's opinions are not AI-generated. This statement comes amidst increasing use of AI tools in the legal industry, where lawyers are reportedly using AI to predict questions from justices. Barrett's comments follow revelations by Milbank partner Neal Katyal, who used an AI model trained on Supreme Court papers to prepare for a tariffs case, claiming the AI accurately predicted the justices' questions and opinions. Justice Sonia Sotomayor also expressed concerns about AI's predictability of court decisions, suggesting it reflects a lack of unpredictability in the court's rulings.
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Nike Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Tariff-Related Price Increases

Nike Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Tariff-Related Price Increases

Nike Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Tariff-Related Price Increases
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Nike Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Tariff Refund Failures Impacting Consumers

Nike Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Tariff Refund Failures Impacting Consumers

Nike Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Tariff Refund Failures Impacting Consumers
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Supreme Court Ruling Prompts Trump Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses

Supreme Court Ruling Prompts Trump Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses

Supreme Court Ruling Prompts Trump Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses
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US Supreme Court clears way for Alabama Republicans to pursue new voting map

US Supreme Court clears way for Alabama Republicans to pursue new voting map

By John Kruzel WASHINGTON, May 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way on Monday for Alabama Republicans to pursue a congressional voting map more favorable to their party ahead of November's midterm elections, the latest fallout from the court's seismic voting rights ruling.
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Court of International Trade Rejects President Trump's Substitute Tariffs, Citing Legal Constraints

Court of International Trade Rejects President Trump's Substitute Tariffs, Citing Legal Constraints

Court of International Trade Rejects President Trump's Substitute Tariffs, Citing Legal Constraints
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President Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs on EU Amid Trade Deal Delays

President Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs on EU Amid Trade Deal Delays

President Trump has expressed frustration over the European Union's delay in implementing a trade deal agreed upon last year. The deal, which was supposed to lower tariffs on European imports to the U.S. to a maximum of 15%, has faced setbacks due to various disputes, including legal challenges and geopolitical tensions. Trump has given the EU until July 4, 2026, to fulfill their side of the agreement, which includes cutting tariffs on American goods to zero. Failure to comply could result in the U.S. imposing much higher tariffs on EU imports. This ultimatum follows a Supreme Court ruling that deemed many of Trump's existing tariffs unlawful, adding to the complexity of the situation.
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Nike sued by consumers for not refunding tariff costs

Nike sued by consumers for not refunding tariff costs

By Jonathan Stempel May 8 (Reuters) - Nike was sued on Friday by consumers who accused the athletic apparel and footwear maker of not refunding tariff-related costs it passed on in the form of higher prices.
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US Senate Committee set to consider long-awaited crypto bill next week

US Senate Committee set to consider long-awaited crypto bill next week

By Hannah Lang May 8 (Reuters) - U.S. senators are set to consider long-awaited legislation that would create a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency next week, potentially ending a deadlock over the bill that pitted crypto companies against U.S. banks.
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Court Ruling Against Trump's Tariffs Unlikely to Lower Consumer Prices Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions

Court Ruling Against Trump's Tariffs Unlikely to Lower Consumer Prices Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions

Court Ruling Against Trump's Tariffs Unlikely to Lower Consumer Prices Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions