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The Trump administration's 29th emergency application—to let it deploy federalized National Guard troops in Chicago on a profoundly dubious factual predicate—is a make-or-break moment for the Court.

By threatening ABC over a comedian’s on-air comments, FCC chairman Brendan Carr violated core First Amendment limits on the government.

By threatening ABC over a comedian’s on-air comments, FCC chairman Brendan Carr violated core First Amendment limits on the government.

Just like the earlier rulings that Justice Gorsuch claims lower courts are defying, his concurrence in the NIH grant cutoffs case would be a lot more convincing if it showed more of its work.

Gov. Laura Kelly picks an attorney in private practice to serve on Kansas Supreme Court, bypassing two district court judges also nominated for the post.

School of Law professor honored for commitment to students and community

Justice Sotomayor called the order a "gross ... abuse" of the court's authority. Also: Law Dork in the media.

The majority did not just greenlight an especially odious immigration policy without any explanation; it did so in a case in which the government defied the district court—twice—with no consequence.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said one of his picks for a crucial vaccine advisory panel is a professor at George Washington University. But News4 found the doctor hasn’t w...

It's time for the annual influx of superficial (or otherwise overstated) claims about the justices' lack of division. There are at least four different reasons why such accounts fail to persuade.

Lessons for today from Justice Abandoned: How the Supreme Court Ignored the Constitution and Enabled Mass Incarceration

Speaking at Georgetown Law, Chief Justice John Roberts denounced “ad hominem” criticism of the justices.

If the President ignores the Constitution and the Supreme Court enables him, where does that leave us?