The U.S. Supreme Court begins a new term on Monday with a set of high-profile cases, including disputes related to climate change, the Second Amendment, and other contested federal policies. CBS News reports that climate change-related litigation and Second Amendment issues are among the most prominent matters on the Court’s docket.
In addition, CBS News highlights that the Court will hear cases involving President Trump’s immigration policies. Newsweek also places emphasis on the Second Amendment and climate-change lawsuits, and says the term also includes issues concerning voting rights. While both outlets agree on the central themes of climate and gun rights, their coverage differs on which additional topics are most salient for the term and how broadly they characterize the range of disputes.
