Summary
The United States Supreme Court ended its 2024 term with several important decisions on topics like healthcare and internet regulations. The court decided to uphold preventive healthcare requirements and allowed Texas to enforce age restrictions on viewing online pornography. Another ruling limited courts' power to issue nationwide injunctions.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court completed its 2024 term, and the justices will reconvene in October.
- A major decision limited the power of courts to issue universal injunctions, which can block executive actions across the country.
- The court upheld that parents could choose to opt out of school materials with LGBTQ content.
- The Supreme Court supported Texas in setting up age restrictions for accessing pornographic websites.
- A significant ruling supported the continuation of preventive healthcare coverage.
- In the preventive care case, three conservative justices joined three liberal justices in a six-to-three decision.
- The decision affirmed the constitutionality of the healthcare task force under the Affordable Care Act.
- Concerns were raised about sharing personal information for age verification to access online content.
