The Supreme Court said it is scheduling oral arguments for January 7 in the cases challenging the Biden administration's vaccine mandates for large employers and certain health care workers.
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Challengers ask U.S. Supreme Court to block Biden vaccine mandate for businessesBusiness groups, religious entities and 27 U.S. states have urged the Supreme Court to block the Biden administration's nationwide vaccine-or-testing COVID-19 mandate for large businesses, which covers around 80 million American workers.
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Supreme Court will hear challenge to Biden Covid vaccine mandatesThe Supreme Court agreed to hear legal challenges to the Biden administration's mandates mandating Covid-19 for millions of workers.
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Supreme Court denies challenge to New Mexico's vaccine mandateThe Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected, without comment, a bid to challenge New Mexico's vaccine mandate for workers in hospitals, nursing homes and prisons, among other settings.Why it matters: The court has repeatedly denied bids to block states' vaccine mandates, including in New York and Maine.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeDetails: The New Mexico requirement, which includes medical and religious exemptions, took effect in A
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Hungary to defy EU court ruling over migration policy, Orban saysHungary will not change its controversial immigration laws despite a European court ruling saying some provisions of the legislation are against EU law, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told a news conference on Tuesday.
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Utaz Jazz Dancer Gets Surprise Marriage Proposal During On-Court RoutineA Utah Jazz dancer got the proposal of a lifetime during Monday night's game ... getting surprised during her routine.
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Colorado DA asks court to reconsider truck driver’s 110-year sentence in deadly fiery crashColorado prosecutors are asking a court to reconsider the 110-year sentence recently imposed on a truck driver who killed four people and injured many others in a deadly pileup that has prompted outcry from the trucking community and a petition signed by at least four million people.
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