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Supreme Court to hear arguments on online content moderation - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court to hear arguments on online content moderation

The two cases stem from challenges to laws in Texas and Florida that would restrict how the largest social media sites and other online platforms moderate their content.

EPA policy toward cross-state pollution questioned in Supreme Court hearing - Vimarsana News

EPA policy toward cross-state pollution questioned in Supreme Court hearing

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a high-stakes environmental case holding implications for the regulation of air pollution nationwide. A decision could limit the EPA's authority to regulate emissions nationwide.

Source: upi.com
EPA policy toward cross-state pollution questioned in Supreme Court hearing - Vimarsana News

EPA policy toward cross-state pollution questioned in Supreme Court hearing

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a high-stakes environmental case holding implications for the regulation of air pollution nationwide. A decision could limit the EPA's authority to regulate emissions nationwide.

Source: yahoo.com
Democrats are being very quiet about Trump's ballot case - Vimarsana News

Democrats are being very quiet about Trump's ballot case

Not a single Democratic member of Congress, governor, state attorney general or secretary of state weighed in.

Pro/Con: Ethics code a bold move that shows justices' integrity - Vimarsana News

Pro/Con: Ethics code a bold move that shows justices' integrity

From the column: "The critics’ objective is not to seek a legitimate solution to a genuine problem but to foster the false notion that there must be something wrong at the Supreme Court."