Supreme Court

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The U.S. Supreme Court has, for the time being, halted the Biden Administration from enforcing a mandate that would require employees at large businesses (businesses with 100 or more employees) to either be vaccinated against COVID-19 or to undergo weekly testing and wear a mask while on the job.

With a monumental Supreme Court decision on the horizon regarding abortion laws, including the potential of overturning the famous Roe v. Wade ruling, Wyoming's leaders have offered their support of a pro-life decision from the Supreme Court.

Governor Gordon announced that Wyoming has joined Texas and 23 other states in filing an amicus brief before the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing that the decision to regulate elective abortions should be left to individual states.

Flexing its new strength, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority has cut back on a landmark federal voting rights law.

Governor Gordon responded to the news that the US Supreme Court decided not to hear a case on denying the creation of a coal port brought by Montana and Wyoming against the state of Washington

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A New York prosecutor has obtained copies of Donald Trump’s tax records after the Supreme Court this week rejected the former president’s last-ditch effort to prevent them from being handed over.

The high court said the state couldn't continue a ban on indoor services, but it can limit attendance to 25% of a building’s capacity.

Lucky Minerals has been seeking to explore for gold, copper and other metals just north of Yellowstone near Chico.