The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to keep the block on President Biden’s new Title IX regulations in some states. The new regulations look to strengthen protections for students who report sexual assault and harassment, but have met opposition. The exact reasons for the Supreme Court’s decision weren’t immediately clear, as details about such decisions tend to be confidential. It is worth noting that decisions like this don’t necessarily reflect the Supreme Court’s final stance on the issue. The case could come before the Supreme Court again at a later stage. However, until then, the blocking of the new Title IX regulations remains in effect in certain states.
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