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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday asked the Biden administration to wade into a dispute between Florida-based energy company NextEra Energy Inc. and Texas over a state law that experts say could... | March 7, 2023

By Clark Mindock (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday asked the Biden administration to wade into a dispute between Florida-based energy company

Ohio et al. v. EPA, No. 22-1081, currently being briefed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, presents significant issues about the scope of federal and state sovereignty, the resolution...

Commentary The constitutional basis for most federal regulations is the Constitution’s Interstate Commerce Clause. A new historical study ...

The Democratic incumbent calls his primary challenger's criticism dishonest.

Because we are rising up on this one. we are not going to back off. >> this is a message by conservatives leading up to election day. help or hurt them? >> eric: it hurts. especially over the summer when obama care is going to come up in the supreme court. they need to focus in on what obama and sebelius want to do. the religious freedom thing will come and go. but youre telling insurance they have to provide a product. it might violate the commerce cause. if im on the right, or the g.o.p. nomin...

The healthcare issue. in 2005 both scalia and kennedy joined in majority on this gone zales decision -- on this gonzales decision on the commerce cause. they joined in the majority and angered conservative supporters finding that was insister state commerce and they were subject to regulations under the commerce clause. that is the best interest kateor they may uphold the obama-care. >> i think its going to be a close call. people assume justice scalia is going to take the conservative point of ...