Full CoverageSupreme Court Rules Fuel Producers Can Challenge California’s Limits on Car Emissions
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Justice Jackson mounts a lonely crusade at the Supreme Court
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In a scathing dissent, Justice Jackson says the Supreme Court gives the impression it favors 'moneyed interests'
By Lawrence Hurley
Supreme Court lets fuel companies sue over California’s tough emission standards
By John Fritze
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson blasts 'narrow-minded' judging on Supreme Court: ANALYSIS
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In a Stunning Critique, Ketanji Brown Jackson Nails One of This Court’s Worst Traits
By Mark Joseph Stern
Justice Jackson: Supreme Court appears to favor 'monied interests' over ordinary citizens
By Maureen Groppe
Supreme Court reverses judges' decision that fuel producers can't challenge EPA over California regulations
By Alex Nitzberg
SCOTUS Justice Says Court Favors ‘Moneyed Interests’ in Blistering Dissent
By Paulina Rodriguez
Supreme Court Allows Fuel Producers To Challenge California
By Julianne Geiger
SCOTUS decision on California Clean Cars waiver could have benefit to trucking later
By John Kingston
SCOTUS ruling opens challenge to CA greenhouse gas, EV rules
By Kenneth Schrupp
Supreme Court ruling allows fuel producers to challenge California emissions standards
By Carl Surran
US can't target fossil fuel producers through regulations, then argue they don't have standing, SCOTUS says
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Supreme Court liberal delivers blistering dissent after hit to its 'reputation'
By Jennifer Bowers Bahney
SCOTUS Judge Worries About Court Appearing To Favor ‘Moneyed Interests’ In Scathing Dissent
By Ryan Grenoble
Supreme Court greenlights reckoning on California EV mandate
By Kelsey Reichmann
'Dangerous Precedent' as SCOTUS Sides With Big Oil in California Emission Standards Case
By Eloise Goldsmith
In a Stunning Critique, Ketanji Brown Jackson Nails One of This Court’s Worst Traits
By Mark Joseph Stern
In a scathing dissent, Justice Jackson says the Supreme Court gives the impression it favors 'moneyed interests'
By Lawrence Hurley
Trump administration lays off hundreds of Voice of America employees – live
By Marina Dunbar, Robert Mackey & Maya Yang