Supreme Court opens term as election looms over docket
The Supreme Court begins its new term amid a looming presidential election and political strains. Justices face potential cases on mail in ballots and state certification while ghost gun rules and transgender youth care tests the court. A close race could pull the court into politics, with experts warning the justices prefer to stay out yet may be compelled to weigh in on high profile disputes.
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