The US Supreme Court included an unusually broad invitation to the government in its decision to review the Trump administration’s third-country deportation policy in its upcoming term.

Justice Samuel Alito will recuse from one of the most closely watched cases of the Supreme Court’s upcoming term about state efforts to sue fossil fuel companies over climate change.

A US appeals court judge who sat on the panel in a high-profile Missouri redistricting case said the Supreme Court is sometimes placing lower courts in uncertain positions by issuing emergency orders ...

The US Supreme Court won’t step into a high-profile custody dispute over a baby born via surrogate with a life-threatening heart condition.

The Trump administration says it has identified a replacement for an immigrant detention case that had been set for argument but then dismissed by the US Supreme Court.

Donald Trump appointees to the US Supreme Court appeared to stay consistent with past positions they’ve staked out on the bench as the court rejected the president’s effort to reshape mail-in voting, ...

Justice Clarence Thomas says his experience working a farm as a young child has underpinned his characteristic skepticism on the Supreme Court toward deferring to precedents that he believes were wron...

Police arrested a man on federal charges alleging he impersonated Chief Justice John Roberts in an attempt to have an Indiana criminal case dismissed.

A group of Texas families who oppose the mandatory display of Ten Commandments in public schools asked the US Supreme Court to block a state law requiring their display in public school classrooms..

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A Washington judge formally dismissed the case against an Olympic canoeist the Trump administration accused of damaging repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

The US Supreme Court will begin its 2026 term with a case that could limit how states can hold oil companies responsible for climate change.

Heightened security needs leave Supreme Court justices feeling “confined” at times, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson told former first lady Michelle Obama during an appearance on her podcast.

Former FBI director James Comey asked a federal judge to throw out an indictment accusing him of threatening the president, saying the case is an attempt at silencing a prominent critic of the adminis...

Rhode Island Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse plans to reintroduce a bill Wednesday that would impose staggered 18-year terms for Supreme Court justices.

Justice Elena Kagan offered a tribute to the late Sen. Lindsey Graham during rare testimony before Congress, thanking him for supporting her 2010 confirmation to the US Supreme Court.

Conservative legal groups see a window of opportunity following the Supreme Court’s decision allowing states to bar transgender student athletes from girls sports.

The US Supreme Court hasn’t agreed to rehear a case even on a partial basis in more than 60 years. President Donald Trump, looking to reverse a loss this term on one of his key policies, says he may a...

Democratic candidates are promising to overhaul the Supreme Court and embracing bolder positions in midterm campaigning than the lawmakers they’d replace—a sign of how angry the left is about the dire...

The US Supreme Court will not block from going into effect a Texas law that requires app store operators to verify the ages of smart phone users before allowing downloads.

Federal prosecutors secured an indictment against a former Olympic canoeist arrested after reaching into the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool last month.

The Supreme Court refused to stay an order requiring former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge to pay $800 a day in fines for refusing to reveal her sources for a 2017 story.

The Supreme Court will hear the case of an Ohio man who says his local government violated his religious freedom by barring him from holding Orthodox Jewish prayer gatherings in his home without a per...

Four Supreme Court justices reported a combined income of roughly $2.4 million from recently authored books, further demonstrating how lucrative the publishing world is for members of the court.

Immigration agents may stop asylum seekers before they reach the US border to deal with surges at ports of entry, the Supreme Court said.

The Supreme Court says state prison officials can’t be sued in their personal capacities for violating inmates’ faith under a federal religious freedom law.

Immigration officers may consider pending criminal charges when deciding whether to readmit green card holders into the country on temporary status, the US Supreme Court said.

The Supreme Court sided with Exxon Mobil in its efforts to sue a Cuban conglomerate for operating oil and gas assets seized in 1960 following the country’s Communist Revolution.

The Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to overturn the sentence of Sophie Roske, who pleaded guilty last year to attempting to assassinate Justice Brett Kavanaugh, saying the 8-year pris...