The Supreme Court announced on Friday it will decide disputes about the scope of Nuclear Regulatory Commission power, e-cigarette marketing approvals and a $10 billion fight between the Mexican government and gunmakers and more.
The justices announced more than a dozen additional cases to their work this term, which starts Monday and concludes at the end of June.
Several of the cases the court agreed to hear Friday involve Biden administration fights over the power exercised by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, where a majority of the judges were appointed by Republican presidents.
