Michael Macagnone

RT @QuigleyAidan: The spreadsheet includes a list of the 2,600 accounts the admin is asking questions about, which range from HHS funding f…

Big crowd outside of #SCOTUS this morning ahead of oral arguments in US v Skrmetti https://t.co/B1gK63YcQL

Periodic reminder that I am going to be in bluer skies more than I'm on here: https://t.co/nrFBShPQrB

RT @cspanradio: #WashingtonToday LIVE 5p ET ☎️ @mikemacagnone with @cqnow & @rollcall on Supreme Court case on federal rule banning ghost…

A sleepy Supreme Court term? Yeah, right. Latest @rollcall Political Theater up now: https://t.co/OcUGnFLYiW

RT @FiscalNote: ⏰ @CQnow (part of @FiscalNote) Webinar: July 24, 2PM EDT — Join us as we dissect the latest #SupremeCourt session and provi…

RT @ItsStephPerera: Are all the Hill staffers who lived through J6 ok right now? Asking because as one of them I am very much not.

BREAKING: #SCOTUS says presidents are absolutely immune from federal charges for official acts taken while in office. 6-3 decision is a major blow to criminal case against former President Donald Trump.

Second opinion of the day: #SCOTUS punts on the challenges to state social media laws in Florida and Texas, sending them back to the lower courts to decide more free speech issues.

In the first decision of the day, the Supreme Court opened up more federal rules for court challenges in a 6-3 decision issued Monday allowing agency rules to be challenged years after the fact.

We're about an hour out from the last #SCOTUS opinions of the term, including whether former President Donald Trump can face charges connected to his attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss.

NEW: #SCOTUS denied Friday Trump ally Steve Bannon’s effort to stay out of jail while he fights his two convictions for contempt of Congress.

The Supreme Court narrowed the statute prosecutors used against former President Donald Trump as well as hundreds of cases tied to the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol in a decision issued Friday.

#SCOTUS gave federal courts a freer hand in overseeing federal agency rulemaking Friday with a decision overturning a 40-year precedent requiring courts to defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous laws.

First #SCOTUS decision of the day is a 6-3 opinion upholding an Oregon city's law that critics said criminalizes homelessness. More to come still.

Today is a two-box day at the Supreme Court, which means as many as four opinions.

We're less than an hour away from the next set of #SCOTUS opinions. The court has less than a dozen left, but it covers big issues like social media rules, the future of the administrative state and Trump's claims of immunity.