Supreme Court puts off ruling on racial lines in Louisiana's congressional map
The Supreme Court said Friday it will wait to rehear cases involving a challenge to Louisiana's congressional map, putting off until the next term a decision on whether lawmakers were too focused on race when they drew the lines.
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