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The U.S. Supreme Court could consider horn honking as free speech protected by the First Amendment. This comes after Susan Porter, a California woman, received a ticket in 2017 for honking in support of a political rally. California law permits car horns only when “safe operation” is needed or for a “theft alarm system.”

US Supreme Court case asks if horn honking is free speech

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Nov 29
A federal appeals court struck down part of the Maryland Firearm Safety Act of 2013, making it easier for residents to obtain handguns.

Federal appeals court strikes down portion of Maryland gun law

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Nov 22
North Carolina Black and Latino voters filed a lawsuit challenging congressional districts drawn by Republican state legislators.

US appellate court rules on Voting Rights Act: The Morning Rundown, Nov. 21, 2023

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Nov 21
The Supreme Court announced Monday, Nov. 13, that it has formally adopted a new code of conduct amid scrutiny over alleged ethical lapses.

Supreme Court adopts code of conduct but has no enforcement mechanism

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Nov 14
Tens of thousands of people are expected to rally this afternoon at the National Mall in Washington D.C. in support of Israel.

Tens of thousands expected in D.C. for pro-Israel rally: The Morning Rundown, Nov. 14, 2023

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Nov 14
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a Second Amendment case that could have major implications for domestic violence cases.

SCOTUS to hear arguments in Second Amendment case regarding domestic violence, gun rights

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Nov 3
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced a bill that he said would begin to undo the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.

Sen. Hawley aligns with Democrats on bill to limit corporate money in elections

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Nov 3
A man who makes T-shirts that say "Trump too small" went all the way to the Supreme Court hoping to get a trademark approved.

Justices question if ‘Trump too small’ trademark is for free speech or business

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Nov 1
The Supreme Court weighs when officials may block citizens on social media without violating the First Amendment.

Supreme Court to decide if public officials can block constituents on social media

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Nov 1
Senate Democrats said they plan to subpoena Harlan Crow, Robin Arkley and Leonard Leo to obtain information about Supreme Court Justice's free vacations.

Democrats to subpoena billionaires involved in Alito, Thomas vacations

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Oct 31