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Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Expands Majority and Signals Future Regulatory Shifts

Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Expands Majority and Signals Future Regulatory Shifts

Madison, Wednesday, 8 April 2026.
Judge Chris Taylor’s victory secures a 5-2 majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court until 2030, setting the stage for significant shifts in state regulatory and labor rulings.

Supreme Court Allows Justice Department to Drop Steve Bannon's Criminal Case

Supreme Court Allows Justice Department to Drop Steve Bannon's Criminal Case

Washington, Monday, 6 April 2026.
The Supreme Court has enabled the Justice Department to dismiss its own previous conviction against Steve Bannon, signaling a dramatic shift in federal enforcement strategies and prosecutorial priorities.

Supreme Court Justices Signal Skepticism Over President Trump's Push to Restrict Birthright Citizenship

Supreme Court Justices Signal Skepticism Over President Trump's Push to Restrict Birthright Citizenship

Washington, D.C., Wednesday, 1 April 2026.
As President Trump made history by attending the hearing, Supreme Court justices signaled deep skepticism toward his executive push to end birthright citizenship, anticipating profound demographic and economic impacts.