The Decision No One’s Talking About—But Should Be

The Supreme Court’s unusual decision to delay a ruling in a high-stakes redistricting case may quietly reshape the future of congressional power—and civil rights—for decades to come.

While public attention remains locked on headline-grabbing battles over the Epstein files, militarization in D.C., and immigration, a quieter, more foundational crisis is unfolding at the U.S. Supreme Court. In late June, the Court took the extraordinary step of ordering a reargument in Louisiana v. Callais, a major case about redistricting, race, and r…