US Supreme Court

Lower courts disagree over which has authority to hear challenges to the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs imposed in April.

The justices have halted lower court blocks on multiple aspects of the president’s agenda.

Byron Lewis Black’s attorneys argued that lethal injection will cause his pacemaker to shock him and cause unnecessary pain.

The justices previously heard the case in March and decided in June that another hearing was needed.

The Justice Department said the Republican lawmaker has legal standing to move forward with his lawsuit.

The state’s attorney general is defending a law that requires parental consent for children to access certain online platforms.

Maxwell argues a non-prosecution agreement Jeffrey Epstein signed in 2007 should have blocked her prosecution.

The justice made the comments at a conference organized by a federal appeals court in California.

Starting October, the court will take up cases on major social and political issues, including males competing in female sports, redistricting, and IQ.

The church says it’s unfair that it was denied attorney’s fees after a lockdown policy was blocked.

A Mississippi law requires parental consent for children to access certain platforms.

The judge said states would face administrative and financial burdens from a narrower order.

A federal appeals court found complying with a federal civil rights law was ‘an undue hardship’ for the state.

Richard Eugene Glossip must remain behind bars because sufficient evidence of guilt exists, the judge found.

The American Public Health Association and a coalition of 16 attorneys general said the cuts are illegal.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh on July 16 temporarily put a federal appeals court ruling on hold.

The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh on July 16 temporarily put a federal appeals court ruling on hold.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh put a federal appeals court ruling on hold that blocks voting discrimination lawsuits in seven states.

Nebraska officials said Colorado was blocking an important canal that would provide water for farm irrigation.

Lower courts disagree over which has authority to hear challenges to the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs imposed in April.

The justices have halted lower court blocks on multiple aspects of the president’s agenda.

Byron Lewis Black’s attorneys argued that lethal injection will cause his pacemaker to shock him and cause unnecessary pain.

The justices previously heard the case in March and decided in June that another hearing was needed.

The Justice Department said the Republican lawmaker has legal standing to move forward with his lawsuit.

The state’s attorney general is defending a law that requires parental consent for children to access certain online platforms.

Maxwell argues a non-prosecution agreement Jeffrey Epstein signed in 2007 should have blocked her prosecution.

The justice made the comments at a conference organized by a federal appeals court in California.

Starting October, the court will take up cases on major social and political issues, including males competing in female sports, redistricting, and IQ.

The church says it’s unfair that it was denied attorney’s fees after a lockdown policy was blocked.

A Mississippi law requires parental consent for children to access certain platforms.

The judge said states would face administrative and financial burdens from a narrower order.

A federal appeals court found complying with a federal civil rights law was ‘an undue hardship’ for the state.

Richard Eugene Glossip must remain behind bars because sufficient evidence of guilt exists, the judge found.

The American Public Health Association and a coalition of 16 attorneys general said the cuts are illegal.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh on July 16 temporarily put a federal appeals court ruling on hold.

The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh on July 16 temporarily put a federal appeals court ruling on hold.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh put a federal appeals court ruling on hold that blocks voting discrimination lawsuits in seven states.

Nebraska officials said Colorado was blocking an important canal that would provide water for farm irrigation.