The Supreme Court on Monday decided against hearing a case from Washington, D.C., residents who are lobbying for representation in Congress.

The bench affirmed a ruling from a lower court that stated D.C. residents are not entitled to voting representation in the House of Representatives.

In a brief unsigned order Monday, the justices cited a Supreme Court decision from 2000, which concluded that the Constitution does not require that D.C. must have a right to a vote in Congress. Read Full Story

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