Supreme Court keeps EPA power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions
The Supreme Court allowed the EPA to continue regulating greenhouse gas emissions as a pollutant under the Clean Air Act while agreeing to review how far the agency can demand stricter pollution controls through pre construction permits. The decision drew praise from climate activists and criticism from industry representatives who warn of overreach and potential impacts on U.S. competitiveness and fuel prices.
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Justices weigh affirmative action ban in college admissions
Supreme Court conservativ e justices signal likely upholding Michigan voter initiative banning racial preferences in state university admissions. Lawyers debate equal protection as Roberts questions why voters cannot remove race from admissions.
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