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Republican campaign committees lost at the 4th Circuit over whether parties can get broadcasters’ lowest election ad rates.
They are now seeking emergency Supreme Court relief before the September 4, 2026 discount period begins.
The case could shape both campaign spending efficiency and how far agencies can stretch election-law text.

DT Editorial Team·Aug 28, 2026·via arstechnica.com

A 6-3 Supreme Court decision says cellphone location information is protected by a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Law enforcement will need a real search warrant with probable cause to compel geofence location data.
The case grew out of a Virginia bank robbery investigation that used Google location records.

DT Editorial Team·Jun 29, 2026·via engadget.com

DT Editorial Team·Jun 5, 2026·via statnews.com

The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to Medicare drug price negotiation.
The move leaves the policy in place through this legal avenue.
STAT says the decision may make the industry’s remaining lawsuits harder to win.

DT Editorial Team·May 18, 2026·via statnews.com

The Supreme Court left current mifepristone mail distribution rules in place.
Existing safety protocols remain effective while litigation continues.
The ruling preserves the status quo rather than settling the dispute permanently.

DT Editorial Team·May 16, 2026·via endpoints.news

The Supreme Court ruled Louisiana’s two-Black-majority congressional map is unconstitutional.
Josh Johnson argued the decision weakens practical protections against racial discrimination.
The segment turned a technical legal standard into a broader cultural critique of representation.

DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via mashable.com

The Supreme Court is weighing whether police use of a geofence warrant violated the Fourth Amendment.
Investigators asked Google for data on devices within 300 meters of a bank robbery scene in 2019.
The ruling could define how much protection location data retains once it is stored by a tech company.

DT Editorial Team·Apr 28, 2026·via theverge.com

The Supreme Court vacated a Fifth Circuit ruling that had found Grande liable for contributory copyright infringement.
The justices ordered reconsideration in light of their recent Cox Communications decision.
The ruling strengthens the view that general internet service alone does not make an ISP a copyright infringer.

DT Editorial Team·Apr 7, 2026·via arstechnica.com

The Trump administration claims repealing the 2009 endangerment finding will remove $1.3 trillion in regulatory costs
Without federal EPA oversight, states could set conflicting emission standards, creating regulatory chaos for automakers
Repealing the finding could paradoxically expose fossil fuel companies to direct climate lawsuits under the AEP v. Connecticut precedent

DT Editorial Team·Feb 14, 2026·2 min read·via cleantechnica.com