US Supreme Court

The ruling comes after the court in December upheld a new Texas congressional map that benefits Republicans.

The president’s executive order from January 2025 states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ‘to everyone born within the United States.’

Federal appeals courts are split on whether a 1988 privacy law applies to digital video streaming.

The justices weighed how their decision would affect the economy and the Federal Reserve’s independence.

The Justice Department alleges that Lisa Cook engaged in the type of mortgage fraud that justifies her removal.

Trump has underscored the nature of his authority under Article II of the Constitution, which vests the federal government’s executive power in the president.

Christian missionary Masahide Kanayama allegedly put vegetable oil on two sacred buildings in Japan.

Holsey Ellingburg Jr. argued that payments should have stopped years ago under the restitution law in effect when he committed his crime.

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

The so-called ‘Vampire Law’ puts private property open to the public off limits to those carrying firearms unless the property owner gives express permission.

A divided federal appeals panel found that because the petitioner voluntarily allowed location tracking on his cellphone, the Fourth Amendment did not apply.

The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in a filing last month.

The Fourth Amendment is not violated when police enter a home without a warrant in some circumstances, the court found.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

A federal appeals court ruled immigration authorities violated the law after the man returned from a trip abroad.

A federal appeals court previously affirmed a ruling that a GOP lawmaker’s status as a candidate did not entitle him to challenge an Illinois election law.

The justices seemed inclined to back two state bans on boys’ participation in girls sports.

The ruling comes after the court in December upheld a new Texas congressional map that benefits Republicans.

The president’s executive order from January 2025 states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ‘to everyone born within the United States.’

Federal appeals courts are split on whether a 1988 privacy law applies to digital video streaming.

The justices weighed how their decision would affect the economy and the Federal Reserve’s independence.

The Justice Department alleges that Lisa Cook engaged in the type of mortgage fraud that justifies her removal.

Trump has underscored the nature of his authority under Article II of the Constitution, which vests the federal government’s executive power in the president.

Christian missionary Masahide Kanayama allegedly put vegetable oil on two sacred buildings in Japan.

Holsey Ellingburg Jr. argued that payments should have stopped years ago under the restitution law in effect when he committed his crime.

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.

The so-called ‘Vampire Law’ puts private property open to the public off limits to those carrying firearms unless the property owner gives express permission.

A divided federal appeals panel found that because the petitioner voluntarily allowed location tracking on his cellphone, the Fourth Amendment did not apply.

The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in a filing last month.

The Fourth Amendment is not violated when police enter a home without a warrant in some circumstances, the court found.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

A federal appeals court ruled immigration authorities violated the law after the man returned from a trip abroad.

A federal appeals court previously affirmed a ruling that a GOP lawmaker’s status as a candidate did not entitle him to challenge an Illinois election law.

The justices seemed inclined to back two state bans on boys’ participation in girls sports.