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Reporter @washingtonpost covering the U.S. Supreme Court. Opinions are mine. Signal: jules.535

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Writing for Mission Local, covering San Francisco's Mission district.

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Girl asks Supreme Court to block Wash. state rules allowing trans athletes

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By Julian Mark Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Girl asks Supreme Court to block Wash. state rules allowing trans athletes (washingtonpost.com) Girl asks Supreme Court to block Wash. state rules allowing trans athletes By Julian Mark 2026100623190300 A high school student in Washington state on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to block rules there allowing transgender athletes to play on female sports teams, signaling the next front in legal battles over trans women in competitive athletics.
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6 things to watch in the Supreme Court’s new term

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By Julian Mark Verified, Justin Jouvenal Verified
| Detroit News Verified
The Supreme Court kicks off a new term Monday that could significantly shift the law on guns, religion and immigration. Show Caption Hide Caption House Democrats kill amendment to prevent Supreme Court from expanding House Democrats batted down a longshot constitutional amendment to freeze the number of justices on the Supreme Court at nine. The Supreme Court kicks off a new term Monday that could significantly shift the law on guns, religion and immigration.
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6 things to watch in the Supreme Court’s new term

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By Julian Mark Verified, Justin Jouvenal Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
The Supreme Court kicks off a new term Monday that could significantly shift the law on guns, religion and immigration. The court may take up additional cases involving a range of controversial policies by President Donald Trump. And it could load up on other big constitutional issues, such as a Texas law that requires the Ten Commandments to be posted in public school classrooms.
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