The Supreme Court is expected to issue a decision in a citizenship database case, according to SCOTUSblog.
SCOTUSblog says a decision in a case involving a citizenship database is expected soon. The brief item does not specify the lower court, the legal question, or the exact date of the ruling, and no further details are included in the source.
The same post includes an overview of an event previewing the Supreme Court's 2026-27 term. With only one source available, there is no independent reporting to compare; the article simply flags the expected decision and the upcoming preview event.
A Reason update reports that Alberta voters decisively rejected secession while Quebec separatists continue to face major obstacles.
The Federal Circuit upheld a district court ruling that patent claims over a remote-treatment method were not eligible under Section 101.
A court ruled that Haley Kalil's comments about her ex-husband were protected speech about her own life, not tortious defamation or privacy invasion.
A new analysis argues that critics of Schedule A litigation are aiming at the wrong target, when the real problem is the ease of anonymous online counterfeiting.