Tired of SCOTUS yet? No? Cool, because we’re getting more opinions this morning. The court does not announce which opinions are expected and court watchers don’t believe this will be the last day of the term. Here’s a look at what’s left on the docket and what’s happened so far.
What’s left? A bunch of big cases, several centered on the limits of presidential power, including birthright citizenship, and President Trump’s firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook and FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter. During oral arguments the justices seemed skeptical of Trump’s authority to restrict birthright and fire Cook but appeared poised to back his firing of Slaughter.
Also left is a case over the legality of state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports teams. At arguments the court seemed ready to uphold those laws.
The court has also green-lighted Trump’s policies targeting both legal and illegal immigration with few exceptions, while its three liberal justices have objected to most of his actions. Read more about that here.
SCOTUS: In addition to opinions, the U.S. Supreme Court is also expected to release orders in pending appeals.
Judiciary: Calendar year 2025 financial disclosure reports for U.S. Supreme Court justices and other federal judges will be available to the media and the public at 12 p.m. ET on the judiciary’s financial disclosure database.
Criminal: Guo Wengui, the exiled Chinese businessman and outspoken opponent of Beijing's communist government, is expected to be sentenced before U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in Manhattan federal court, following his July 2024 conviction for stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from online followers.
Criminal:Luigi Mangione, the man accused of assassinating a health insurance executive outside a hotel in Midtown Manhattan, is due in federal court.
Court calendars are subject to last-minute docket changes.
