Supreme Court

With recent legislation, Idaho calls on federal agencies to follow the Supreme Court's ruling on water regulations, easing concerns from local landowners about overreach.

A recent Supreme Court ruling aims to clarify water jurisdiction, yet confusion still reigns among landowners. Let’s unpack what this means for our community.

With President Trump's tariffs facing a major legal setback, the implications for the American farming community could be profound.

As the Supreme Court gears up for a key ruling, the stakes couldn’t be higher for our farmers and manufacturers alike.

The U.S. Supreme Court had tough questions for the Administration about the legality of tariffs imposed on almost every U.S. trading partner by President Trump.

While a Waters of the United States Rule is in place, there may still be questions about the farm sector goes from here.   “We have a WOTUS rule in place. After a 2023 unanimous Supreme Court decision, the Biden administration had to kind of take their rule back to the drawing board and rewrite it to comply with this new WOTUS standard," said Mary-Thomas Hart chief counsel for the National Ca

Groups representing U.S. farmers have filed a brief encouraging the Supreme Court to hear a case on labeling for glyphosate and other pesticides.  The groups, which represent a broad swath of agriculture and cover over 300 million acres, argue that glyphosate is a “once-in-a-century” herbicide given its effectiveness at controlling an array of damaging weeds, affordability, and low toxicity.   How

Over the years, a string of U.S. Supreme Court cases have stated that no rancher’s livestock may “trespass” upon federally managed lands without authorization to graze.  Yet even in “fence-out” states, the courts have held that the federal government is not required to fence their property.   Despite there being a long lin...

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decided to lift an injunction temporarily halting enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act’s reporting requirements.   On Thursday, the Court overturned a lower court order blocking enforcement of the CTA.  However, a sep...

NTCA, the Rural Broadband Association, said it is pleased that the Supreme Court announced it would review a decision from the Fifth Circuit Appeals Court regarding the federal Universal Service Fund.  Specifically, the nation’s highest court will look into the constitutionality of the mechanism for contributions to the Universal Service Fund.     “The...