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Topic: SCOTUS

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Monday, 6/29, 09:48 AM

Supreme Court Caps a Divided Term With Landmark Roundup and Gun Rulings

  • As it closed its 2025–26 term, the Supreme Court shielded the maker of Roundup from cancer-warning lawsuits and struck down a Hawaii gun-carry restriction — two decisions that underscored how firmly the court's conservative majority is steering American law, even as the alignments behind them defied easy left-right labels.

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