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Key Takeaways From Supreme Court Decision on Planned Parenthood Funding

States have more leeway to defund Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, after a major decision from the Supreme Court on June 26.

Judge Blocks Treasury’s Anti-Cartel Rule Targeting $200 Cash Transactions Along Border

Fed judge in TX has temporarily blocked Trump admin policy targeting small-dollar cross-border transactions aimed at curbing cartel money laundering.
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Supreme Court Allows States to Block Planned Parenthood From Receiving Medicaid Funding

U.S. Supreme Court ruled that South Carolina may stop abortion provider Planned Parenthood from taking part in the state’s Medicaid program.

Trump Admin Sues Multiple Federal Judges Over Automatic Block on Deportations

Trump administration alleges that judges in the District of Maryland failed to properly issue a sweeping block on deportations and is suing judges.

Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Deportations to Third Countries

Supreme Court temporarily lifted lower court order blocking Trump admin from deporting illegals to so-called third countries they have no connection.

Supreme Court Limits Factors Courts May Consider When Revoking Supervised Release

On June 20, the Supreme Court voted 7–2 to limit the factors that judges are allowed to consider when revoking supervised release.

Judge Sides With Universities Over National Science Foundation’s Research Cost Cap

Federal judge vacated the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) new policy that capped indirect cost rates on research grants awarded to universities.

Appeals Court Says Louisiana Violated Constitution by Requiring Schools to Display Ten Commandments

A federal appeals court said on June 20 that Louisiana violated the Constitution by requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.