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A unanimous US Supreme Court held that state laws establishing separate public schools for Black and white children violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment - "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal" - partially overruling Plessy v. Ferguson and its separate-but-equal doctrine.

A unanimous Supreme Court threw out anti-abortion doctors' challenge to the FDA's rules for the abortion pill mifepristone, holding they had no standing to sue, so mail and telehealth access stayed in place.

New York's Appellate Division, First Department, threw out the roughly $464.6 million disgorgement award against Donald Trump and his company as an excessive fine, while leaving the fraud liability and business restrictions in place.

Indonesia's Supreme Court found five Wilmar subsidiaries guilty in the cooking-oil export case, fining each Rp 1 billion and ordering Rp 11.88 trillion (about US$709 million) in compensation, which Wilmar said would push it to a third-quarter loss.

The justices denied a Slack investor's petition, leaving in place the Ninth Circuit's order to throw out his securities suit over Slack's 2019 direct listing on the NYSE.

A proposed class action in Manhattan says Oracle hid that it needed to borrow heavily again for AI data centers when it sold $18 billion of notes and bonds.

The Supreme Court stayed the Fifth Circuit's order in Louisiana v. FDA, so mifepristone can again be prescribed by telehealth and sent by mail while the case goes on; Justices Thomas and Alito dissented.

The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that the FCC can issue forfeiture orders without a jury, upholding the ruling against Verizon over its $46.9 million fine for selling access to customers' location data and reversing AT&T's win over its $57 million fine.

Taiwan's Supreme Court dismissed the appeals of Chen Li-ming and Chen Wei-chieh, making their 10- and 6-year sentences for leaking TSMC's 2nm and 14nm secrets final; both go straight to prison.

Supreme opens its Fall/Winter 2026 season in its stores and online, a range of more than 30 collaborations led by outerwear from Jeff Hamilton, Schott, Vanson and GORE-TEX.

Supreme releases a Fall 2026 collection with photographer Larry Clark that uses pictures from his 1971 book Tulsa and new photographs made for Supreme, across a varsity jacket, tees, a skateboard and a zine.

Supreme releases a Fall 2026 collection made by Japanese label A.PRESSE in Japan, Portugal and the USA: calfskin and cowhide leather jackets, a hand-painted camo M-65 and cargo pant, and a sterling silver key chain.

Supreme and Nike release a Fall 2026 apparel collection led by a reversible nylon and faux fur parka, with a nylon hooded jacket, football jersey, fleece and a trooper hat, priced $40 to $428.

On the first Monday in October the Supreme Court hears Suncor and ExxonMobil's bid to end Boulder's state-law suit seeking climate-change damages. The ruling will decide whether federal law blocks more than two dozen similar suits by cities, counties and states.