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The Court announced two high‑profile arguments for the October term. On Oct. 12, a case will examine how a video‑privacy statute applies to modern internet platforms, signaling the Court’s willingness to confront emerging digital‑rights issues. A day earlier, former President Donald Trump filed a petition asking the justices to reopen a dismissed civil suit against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, highlighting the Court’s role in politically charged litigation. Both matters underscore the Court’s expanding docket on technology and political disputes, and observers will watch the justices’ questioning for clues on future rulings. [[1]]