Longtime certified nurse midwife claims state law unfairly discriminates against her profession.

A Trump attorney argued that presidents will be hamstrung in office and open to extortion if they are not guaranteed immunity for official acts.

The issue is whether a federal law against ‘patient dumping’ creates a backdoor exception to the state’s strict abortion law.

The coffeehouse chain is fighting a lower court order forcing it to rehire labor organizers whom Starbucks claims violated company policy.

Idaho says its pro-life law doesn’t conflict with federal law, and that the Biden admin is seeking to create a federal right of abortion.

The government argues that spouses shouldn’t get to fight visa denials in court.

Grants Pass, Oregon, says a lower court ruling has made it helpless to combat a growing problem.

The high court previously reversed lower court orders blocking the regulation of guns that can be assembled at home.

An Arizona prisoner argues that his lawyer didn’t do enough to find mitigating evidence.

The decision in the lateral job transfer lawsuit in St. Louis may make it easier to sue employers in a time when the frequency of such lawsuits is increasing.