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What the Supreme Court Ruling on Birthright Citizenship Means for Travel

On June 27, 2025, the US Supreme Court issued a significant ruling that has profound implications for birthright citizenship and, by extension, travel regulations. Birthright citizenship, a principle that has been enshrined in the Constitution for more than 160 years,

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Supreme Court Decision On Birthright Citizenship Could Cause Social Security Number 'Chaos'

Trump's order would require Social Security to change its automatic system for issuing Social Security numbers to newborns.

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What the Supreme Court did to America while all eyes were on Trump

Trying to keep track of all the chaos is overwhelming. So here’s a one-stop guide to the turmoil this Court caused.

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Buoyed by the Supreme Court, Trump to press forward on firings and social agenda

U.S. President Donald Trump's team is moving quickly to challenge injunctions that thwarted implementation of his policies on ...

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Supreme Court Limits Judges’ Ability to Issue Nationwide Injunctions, a Win for Trump

The Supreme Court on Friday limited the ability of lower-court judges to block executive branch policies nationwide, opening ...

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Why the U.S. Supreme Court Matters to Public Schools

Supreme Court decisions affect educators, students and working families every day. Find out how we “graded” key decisions ...

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Column: Supreme Court’s porn ruling continues conservative revolution

The justices concluded that kids’ access to online porn is serious enough to change the ground rules of First Amendment law, ...

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Navigating the extremes: A search for middle ground on transgender issues

The tensions are especially high given the political polarization in America in 2025 — and the growing authoritarianism on ...

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Lesson Plan: A Supreme Court Civil Rights Mystery

Harvard University law and history professor Kenneth Mack provided an introduction to his lecture about African American law student Lloyd Gaines, who petitioned the Supreme Court when he was denied ...

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