The justices’ action follows last week’s opinion weakening a central element of the Voting Rights Act.

The Supreme Court will soon decide whether members of the Falun Gong religious group can sue Cisco for its alleged role in a Chinese government crackdown.

Justices will hear arguments Wednesday on the protected status of Haitian and Syrian immigrants, who could be deported back to countries that are still dangerous.

The ruling will make it easier for troops hurt in combat zones to win damages as contractors become a larger part of military operations around the world.

The influential right-wing podcaster spent four months in prison for defying a subpoena from the House panel investigating the 2021 assault on the U.S. Capitol.

The lawsuit, filed by an anti-affirmative action group, is part of a broader movement to dismantle programs meant to remedy the effects of past discrimination.

The lawsuit, filed by an anti-affirmative action group, is part of a broader movement to dismantle programs meant to remedy the effects of past discrimination.

The case could redefine who is considered American in ways not seen for more than 150 years.

An argument heading to the Supreme Court is built in part on a post-Civil War campaign that scholars say was steeped in anti-Black and anti-Chinese racism.

The Supreme Court declined to review the murder-for-hire conviction of Joseph Maldonado-Passage, the “Tiger King,” who gained notoriety from a 2020 documentary.

The Supreme Court weighed a policy that would allow agents at U.S. borders to block migrants from entering the country to seek asylum.

Jessica Foster’s posts place her beside fighter jets, world leaders and Trump iconography. Experts say her rise shows how AI-generated women can capture attention.

Sage Blair’s parents didn’t know she identified as a boy at school. That was just the beginning. Rape, a lawsuit and an invitation to the State of the Union followed.

The Supreme Court ruled an antiabortion activist can challenge a law blocking protests outside of a designated area.

Kalshi, a prediction market site, has sparked outrage after freezing $54 million in bets on the death of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, citing a rule against profiting from death.

The issue before the court is whether the law meets a strict Second Amendment standard that any gun restriction must be consistent with the “Nation’s historical tradition.”

At issue is a California law prohibiting school policies that require employees to report students’ sexual orientation and gender identity to parents.

The issue before the court is whether the law meets a strict Second Amendment standard that any gun restriction must be consistent with the “Nation’s historical tradition.”

A pair of rulings on tariffs and National Guard deployment mark the justices’ first major decisions against the president. More may be coming.

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In addition to clearing prison sentences, the president’s clemency actions have erased millions in restitution payments.

The placement of a screen to shield a child-abuse victim in court might violate the constitutional right of a defendant to face their accuser, high court says.

Business is booming for MAGA-aligned lobbyists in Washington.

The administration is dismissing cases and unwinding settlements built on "disparate impact," which holds that even neutral policies can lead to biased outcomes.

The firing of Democrats, bound to face legal review, poses uncharted challenges to the agency’s role as a business and tech watchdog.

Legal experts said that unwinding a civil rights-era bulwark designed to safeguard employees’ rights removes a crucial check on institutional power.

Musk’s DOGE seeks access to personal taxpayer data at IRS

OSHA issued over 180 citations and millions in fines to this Alabama sawmill, the deadliest workplace in America, but the mayhem didn’t stop.

A DOGE team plans to fire federal workers who are not in DEI roles and employees in offices that protect equal rights, internal documents show.

The EEOC, citing executive orders targeting gender identity, is aiming to dismiss half a dozen cases, marking a reversal in U.S. civil rights enforcement.

A DOGE team plans to fire federal workers who are not in DEI roles and employees in offices that protect equal rights, internal documents show.

Several people briefed on the matter said cuts to the IRS cuts numbering in the thousands. One target is tax collections.

“He’s getting too big for his britches,” says one Trump world source.

Although the president had been talking about the idea for weeks, there had been no meetings on the subject, and senior members of his government were taken by surprise.

Gwynne Wilcox’s lawsuit is the first to challenge the president’s ouster of several members of independent boards — moves that appear to contravene a 1935 Supreme Court ruling.

The federal lawsuit contends the executive orders — which request potential investigations against large universities and corporations — are unconstitutional.