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08/20/2026 · Saluda County
States Urge Supreme Court to Maintain Limits on Mail-in Voting Executive Order
A coalition of 23 states and the District of Columbia asked the Supreme Court to uphold a lower court's block on specific provisions of a presidential executive order concerning mail-in voting. They argued that implementing these provisions would create an 'unprecedented, legally indefensible voter-verification and ballot-interception program.'
U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Multiple Countries Over Forced Labor Concerns
The United States has implemented new tariffs across several countries, citing concerns over forced labor. These levies succeed a temporary global duty, which the Supreme Court previously struck down in February.
08/19/2026
Concepts of Equality and Liberty in U.S. Founding Documents Traced in New Column
A new column for SCOTUSblog examines the phrase 'born free and equal' as a core tenet of American constitutionalism. The author traces its origins in the Declaration of Independence and early state constitutions, highlighting its evolution and interpretations over time. The column also addresses instances where this principle was challenged or reasserted throughout U.S. history.
08/19/2026
Teenagers Document Misogyny in Schools Ahead of Curriculum Changes
A group of teenage girls created a film documenting their experiences with misogyny, including a 'rape list,' within their school environment. This project emerges as educators prepare for upcoming curriculum adjustments.
08/19/2026
Experts Advocate for Gender-Specific Heat Protection Strategies
Experts are calling for increased awareness regarding heat-related risks specific to women. They suggest that physiological differences and social factors make women more vulnerable to extreme temperatures. Targeted protective measures could mitigate these risks.
08/19/2026
US and Iran Exchange Strikes for Third Night, Trump Orders Naval Control
The United States and Iran conducted military strikes for a third consecutive night, creating uncertainty for the existing peace agreement. President Donald Trump has ordered the U.S. military to take control of the Strait of Hormuz, and has indicated a potential increase in fees for ships seeking passage.
08/21/2026
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