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The Occupational Health and Safety Administration announced it was officially ending the COVID-19 vaccination and testing rules that were struck down by the Supreme Court, but vowed to continue efforts to make the rules permanent in the future.

The Supreme Court Tuesday denied an emergency request asking for a pause to the federal COVID-19 airline mask mandate.

Business groups are celebrating the Supreme Court's decision to block a COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate for employers with 100 or more employees

The Supreme Court will decide whether to block the implementation of the president's vaccine mandate while lower courts decide whether it's legal.

Three Christian ministries have asked the Supreme Court to block the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which requires all companies with 100 employees or more to force workers to get vaccinated or take regular testing for coronavirus. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals blocked the mandate in early November but the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the stay on Friday.

A federal appeals court Friday reinstated the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for large companies, dissolving a stay by another court that had suspended the mandate and continuing a battle that will likely be decided by the Supreme Court.

A second group of New York health care workers has asked the Supreme Court to halt the state's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, arguing it is unconstitutional because religious exemptions are not allowed

Elon Musk says he "would prefer to stay out of politics" after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott named the billionaire in defending the state's abortion law.

The United States Supreme Court has struck down President Biden’s eviction moratorium saying that it can only be extended via action from Congress.

The Biden administration on Monday asked the Supreme Court to keep in place the moratorium on evictions in parts of the country hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic, arguing the spread of the highly contagious delta variant increased the need for tenant protections.

The U.S. Supreme Court partially lifted a New York state ban on residential evictions during the coronavirus pandemic giving a victory to a group of landlords who challenged it.

The real estate industry spent over $100 million lobbying Congress during the coronavirus pandemic against eviction moratoriums.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to lift the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s ban on residential evictions, which expires at the end of next month.

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a case brought by the state of New Hampshire against Massachusetts over how it treated remote workers’ income for tax purposes during the pandemic.

Jack Brewer, former college football and NFL player, joined 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss the bright future ahead for college athletes following SCOTUS compensation decision.