US Supreme Court Opens New Term With Climate Case

In the United States in October 2026, the Supreme Court began a new term that opens with a major climate change case. The case involves an attempt by oil companies to dismiss climate lawsuits. The court is also keeping an eye on President Trump during the term.

Separately, a new poll found Latino voters souring on Trump and swinging toward the Democrats. JD Vance is building connections and a coalition on H-1B visa reforms as he looks toward the 2028 election. Democrats are leading in governor races in Republican-leaning areas, and Roy Cooper has become the party's best chance to flip a Senate seat.