US Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Dec. 1 in a Mississippi abortion case challenging the decades-old protections of Roe v. Wade.

The Supreme Court, stacked 6-3 with conservative justices had rejected a bid to block the controversial Texas abortion law from taking effect.

The return to in-person proceedings was announced more than a year after the coronavirus pandemic forced the Supreme Court to hear cases over the phone.

The decision “is an unprecedented assault on a woman’s constitutional rights under Roe v. Wade,” Biden said in a searing statement.

Petitioners say the restrictive Texas abortion law, which took effect Wednesday, would essentially overturn the precedent set by Roe v. Wade.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett, an appointee of former President Donald Trump, denied the request to halt construction of the Obama presidential center.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for a major case that centers on whether the Constitution guarantees the right to carry guns outside the home.

Redistricting is taking place without previous federal protections, and voters of color could lose out even as Census data shows the U.S. is now more diverse.

An appeals court sided with Florida in its challenge against federal regulations for cruise ships hours after Florida brought the case to the Supreme Court.

Amazon, Starbucks and Pepsi are among the companies that signed on to a letter calling on Congress to pass legislation that would expand the Voting Rights Act.

President Joe Biden gave a major speech on voting rights Tuesday in Philadelphia, slamming his predecessor’s “Big Lie” claim that the 2020 election was stolen.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case by a Christian florist arguing that a state law requiring her to provide flowers for same-sex weddings is unconstitutional.

The case concerned two Arizona voting rules that a federal appeals court found to be in violation of the Voting Rights Act.

Only two Supreme Court cases are left to be decided: closely watched disputes over the Voting Rights Act and California’s nonprofit donor disclosure rules.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said federal laws against marijuana are inconsistent, suggesting that national prohibition may no longer be necessary. 

The Supreme Court upheld First Amendment claims of cheerleader Brandi Levy, who was disciplined by a Pennsylvania high school for a critical Snap off campus.

Former Notre Dame QB Brandon Wimbush built an internet business for college athlete endorsements as the Supreme Court, states and Congress rule on pay.

The Supreme Court on Monday called for President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice to weigh in on a pending case over affirmative action at Harvard University.

The Supreme Court said it won’t hear an appeal from men who are challenging the male-only U.S. military draft registration requirement.

A group representing some of the nation’s property owners asked the U.S. Supreme Court late Thursday to block enforcement of an order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that has stopped landlords from evicting tenants who aren’t paying their rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.