US Supreme Court

Alleged victims of abuse want control over $40 million in funds held in the United States by the late Filipino strongman, Ferdinand Marcos.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that an asylum seeker stopped on the Mexican side of the border should be considered to have arrived in the U.S.

The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.

The Democrats said Congress should be able to limit the reasons for which presidents can fire officials in certain agencies.

Gorsuch also revealed he is co-authoring a children’s book, out next year, that focuses on early American Revolutionary War heroes.

A federal appeals court had ordered that a 7-year-old girl in Texas be returned to Venezuela.

A state board previously voted 3-2 to recommend that Tremane Wood’s death sentence be commuted.

Lower courts had ruled the company operating an immigration detention facility had no right to appeal an unfavorable ruling before a trial finished.

The federal government argues ‘improper judicial interference’ prevented the August firing of Lisa Cook. A hearing is set for January.

Solicitor General John Sauer said that Homeland Security agents in Illinois are facing ‘incessant violent resistance’ on a daily basis.

Trump’s attorneys told the Supreme Court that the case against him contained multiple flaws related to evidence.

Multiple justices also noted that appeals courts had interpreted the law differently from how the plaintiff did.

The president highlighted tariff dividend checks.

The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.

In 2015, the high court ruled that the Constitution requires all states to grant licenses for same-sex marriages.

The alleged victims of abuse want control over $40 million in funds stashed by the Filipino authoritarian leader Ferdinand Marcos.

Policies on passport gender markers and gender dysphoria in the military were blocked by lower courts, but the Supreme Court has intervened.

A Rastafarian and a controversial street preacher claim that the government infringed on their rights.

Alleged victims of abuse want control over $40 million in funds held in the United States by the late Filipino strongman, Ferdinand Marcos.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that an asylum seeker stopped on the Mexican side of the border should be considered to have arrived in the U.S.

The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.

The Democrats said Congress should be able to limit the reasons for which presidents can fire officials in certain agencies.

Gorsuch also revealed he is co-authoring a children’s book, out next year, that focuses on early American Revolutionary War heroes.

A federal appeals court had ordered that a 7-year-old girl in Texas be returned to Venezuela.

A state board previously voted 3-2 to recommend that Tremane Wood’s death sentence be commuted.

Lower courts had ruled the company operating an immigration detention facility had no right to appeal an unfavorable ruling before a trial finished.

The federal government argues ‘improper judicial interference’ prevented the August firing of Lisa Cook. A hearing is set for January.

Solicitor General John Sauer said that Homeland Security agents in Illinois are facing ‘incessant violent resistance’ on a daily basis.

Trump’s attorneys told the Supreme Court that the case against him contained multiple flaws related to evidence.

Multiple justices also noted that appeals courts had interpreted the law differently from how the plaintiff did.

The president highlighted tariff dividend checks.

The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.

In 2015, the high court ruled that the Constitution requires all states to grant licenses for same-sex marriages.

The alleged victims of abuse want control over $40 million in funds stashed by the Filipino authoritarian leader Ferdinand Marcos.

Policies on passport gender markers and gender dysphoria in the military were blocked by lower courts, but the Supreme Court has intervened.

A Rastafarian and a controversial street preacher claim that the government infringed on their rights.