By dismissing the lawsuit, the appeals court ignored the requirements of the Federal Arbitration Act, the justices ruled.

The government had argued that a missed deadline was fatal to the employee’s appeal.

Critics argued that it was unconstitutional for the CFPB to be funded by the Federal Reserve, instead of directly through congressional appropriations.

Non-black voters fought the redistricting plan that added an extra black-majority district, saying it was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.

Man who claimed he had ties to a militia group was seen on security camera footage pouring gasoline onto three unmarked Supreme Court Police vehicles.

Pro-life groups such as New Jersey-based First Choice claim they are being targeted by officials in pro-choice states.

The court won’t shield corrections officials from lawsuits for the way they handled the pandemic.

The plaintiffs argue that the congressional map with two majority black districts approved by state lawmakers constitutes ‘a brutal racial gerrymander.’

Meanwhile, the Biden administration’s lawsuit alleging that Apple, ‘illegally maintains a monopoly over smartphones’ is moving forward.

The state claims that a lower court’s decision to strike down the redistricting plan constitutes ‘a federal takeover’ of the state’s electoral system.