Supreme Court

In a dissent that invoked cultural issues not present in the case, Judge James Ho complained that his colleagues treated a drag show better than religion.

The former Kentucky county clerk called for the high court to reverse itself on marriage equality, just as it did on abortion.

An internet industry trade group representing Facebook, X and others pressed a First Amendment challenge and asked the justices for emergency relief.

The Trump administration is pressing the Supreme Court to free it from a “straitjacket” imposed by a California judge’s Fourth Amendment ruling.

At issue is the constitutionality of federal law barring firearm possession by anyone who “is an unlawful user of or addicted to any controlled substance.”

The last remnant of the Constitution’s system of checks and balances is the one that remains partly in Democratic hands.

The Trump administration says lower courts put its immigration enforcement in California in a “straitjacket.” Or was it the Constitution?

On top of the court’s continuous (and contentious) shadow docket work, the next term starting in the fall has several important appeals coming up.

The Supreme Court has been whittling away the VRA’s legal protections for years. Now it's poised to reconsider one of the act's core assumptions.

The latest ruling against public school displays of the religious symbol raises questions of how and when the justices might handle the brewing issue.

The justices have added another big question to their already heavy term starting in October.