Zach Schonfeld
Courts and Politics Reporter at The Hill
Covering the intersection of courts & politics @thehill. @smpagwu alum. News tips: [email protected]
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thehill.com | Zach Schonfeld
A federal judge indefinitely blocked a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) effort to revoke Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students. U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs said she would grant Harvard’s motion at a hearing late last month, and Friday’s order puts it in full force with a requirement that the Trump administration provide an update on how it’s complying within 72 hours.
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thehill.com | Zach Schonfeld
The Supreme Court on Friday refused two small businesses’ request to announce before the court’s upcoming summer recess if it will take up their challenge to President Trump’s emergency tariffs. Stressing the tariffs’ sweeping impacts on the economy, the businesses are asking the justices to take up their challenge now rather than let it proceed through the lower courts in normal course. The justices have yet to decide whether they will do so.
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thehill.com | Zach Schonfeld
The Supreme Court sided with the vaping industry on Friday by rejecting the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) bid to limit where companies can challenge product marketing denials. The 7-2 decision authored by Justice Amy Coney Barrett enables R.J. Reynolds Vapor Company to proceed in the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, regarded as the nation’s most conservative appeals court, in the company’s bid to market its “Vuse Alto” flavored e-cigarette products by suing alongside retailers.
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thehill.com | Zach Schonfeld
The Supreme Court revived an industry effort to axe California’s stricter vehicle emissions standards on Friday. In a 7-2 decision authored by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court ruled fuel producers have legal standing to sue over California’s clean car standards approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), allowing the challenge to continue. “This case concerns only standing, not the merits,” Kavanaugh wrote.
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The Supreme Court hands two big wins to DOGE In separate emergency rulings, the court (1) allows DOGE to access Social Security Systems and (2) blocks an order requiring DOGE submit discovery in a FOIA lawsuit Both rulings appear to be along the court's 6-3 ideological lines https://t.co/ymOa0lssgU
Federal prosecutors have unsealed a two-count indictment against Kilmar Abrego Garcia. https://t.co/BgMqntIxpY
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