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Locke CEO praises SCOTUS ruling upholding donor privacy
The head of the John Locke Foundation praised the nation’s highest court Wednesday for its unanimous decision in a donor privacy case from New Jersey.
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SCOTUS ruling in Louisiana redistricting case could have NC impact
The US Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s new congressional map Wednesday as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. The decision has implications for North Carolina's redistricting.
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SCOTUS rejects NC drone company owner’s licensing dispute
The US Supreme Court will not take the case of a North Carolina drone company owner challenging state licensing restrictions.
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SCOTUS to review drone owner’s NC licensing dispute
The US Supreme Court is scheduled to review Friday a petition from a North Carolina drone company owner who is challenging state licensing restrictions as unconstitutional.
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Jackson, other state AGs push Congress to refund unlawful tariffs
On Wednesday, NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined 11 other state attorneys general in a letter calling on Congress to refund businesses and consumers for increased costs, including $3.5 billion that he said was imposed on North Carolinians, after the Supreme Court ruled the federal government’s tariffs unlawful.
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SCOTUS will be asked to take second look at NC Blackbeard case
Plaintiffs in a decade-old copyright dispute related to the recovery of pirate Blackbeard’s sunken flagship plan another appeal to the nation’s highest court.
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SCOTUS will not review NC Supreme Court body cam footage ruling
The US Supreme Court will not review a ruling from North Carolina’s top court that blocked a criminal defendant from using a subpoena to gain access to police bodycam footage.
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SCOTUS rules Trump cannot impose tariffs using emergency powers law
The US Supreme Court split, 6-3, Friday in ruling that President Donald Trump cannot use a federal emergency powers law to impose tariffs.
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Top NC court temporarily blocks takings ruling against DEQ
The North Carolina Supreme Court has granted state environmental regulators’ request for a temporary stay in a case involving claims of the unconstitutional taking of a developer’s property in Brunswick County.
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Drone case pits new technology against old government rules
The US Supreme Court could consider a North Carolina drone company owner's First Amendment challenge against state regulations.
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Supreme Court will not hear Duke Energy’s appeal in anti-monopoly case
The US Supreme Court will not take up Duke Energy’s appeal of a lower court ruling in an anti-monopoly dispute involving Fayetteville’s long-term electricity contract.
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Drone owner continues push for SCOTUS review of NC licensing dispute
A North Carolina-based drone company continues to seek the US Supreme Court’s review of a licensing dispute with state government regulators.
