If they agree to hear the case, they would only be deciding whether the current system is constitutional.
Lynley Price
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Meghan and Harry welcome second child, Lilibet Diana
The baby, born Friday morning in southern California, is eighth in line to the throne.
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Tennessee bans teaching critical race theory in schools
The governor says students should learn about the ‘exceptionalism of our nation’ and not issues that ‘inherently divide.’
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Jolie says judge in Pitt divorce won’t let children testify
In 2016, the actress filed for divorce ‘for the health of the family.’
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Mysterious air base being built on volcanic island off Yemen
Yemeni officials say it’s Emirati-owned, but no country has claimed it yet.
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Consumer confidence ticks down in May, but remains strong
With restrictions easing, economists anticipate a rise in spending.
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Fast-cash house flippers flood poor neighborhoods in U.S.
Wholesalers have taken advantage of low interest rates and the tight housing market.
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Hack prompts new security regulations for U.S. pipelines
Specifics were not revealed, but one official says the directive includes a mandate that companies report cyber incidents to the federal government.
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U.S. warns against all travel to Japan as Olympics loom
Cases have started to rise, but the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee says it still anticipates American athletes will be able to safely compete.
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Biden’s solar ambitions collide with China labor complaints
The world gets 45% of its polysilicon – used to make photovoltaic cells for solar panels – from Xinjiang, a region where the ruling party has been accused of forced labor and ethnic cleansing.