Supreme Court

Justice Samuel Alito withdrew from Suncor v. Boulder after months of pressure from watchdog groups, reversing his May position that he had no conflict.

The U.S. Supreme Court halted an appeals court order to implement a new Republican-drawn congressional map, ensuring the 2022 district lines remain for the November election.

McKenna West filed an emergency appeal seeking to block a California court order granting parental rights to the biological parents who requested she abort the pregnancy.

A collision between state and federal courts leaves Missouri election officials with hours to decide which map to use for November ballots.

Ty Cobb, who served as White House counsel during Trump's first term, criticized the ballroom renovation on CNN after the Supreme Court voted 5-4 to allow construction to resume.

The South Carolina Democrat endorsed adding four seats on Meet the Press, calling it a 'baker's dozen' and saying his support for Thomas was a mistake.

A 6-3 Supreme Court ruling lifted an injunction blocking Trump's mail-in voting restrictions, but Democratic officials say the legal battle over the order's constitutionality continues.

The Supreme Court justice praised the Texas senator on a podcast, saying Cruz stood firm when others retreated.

The unsigned ruling removes a lower-court injunction covering 23 states and Washington, D.C., clearing the way for new mail voting rules before November midterms

Ted Kennedy pressed Scalia on abortion precedent in Aug. 1986; Scalia deflected with 'I have no agenda' — and served nearly 30 years before Dobbs erased Roe.

The Aug. 17 denial makes the 2023 sexual abuse and defamation judgment final, closing Trump's last avenue to challenge the $5 million award.

Attorney General Todd Blanche argued Sunday that Congress already authorized the $900 million project, but a federal appeals court has ordered all work to stop by Aug. 21.

Attorney General Todd Blanche argued Sunday that Congress already authorized the $900 million White House construction project, even as an appeals court ordered work stopped by Aug. 21.

A D.C. appeals court gave the administration until Aug. 21 to halt above-ground construction, citing the absence of congressional authorization for the $400 million project.

The Justice Department filed an emergency appeal Friday asking the Supreme Court to lift a lower court's halt on above-ground construction of the $600 million project.

A federal court filing sets tiered rates as low as 5 percent for small developers after the Supreme Court refused to pause the Epic Games case Thursday.

The president filed an emergency Supreme Court petition Friday, then accused the National Trust for Historic Preservation of exposing classified military bunker plans.

A three-time Pulitzer winner's Times feature misreads the Second Amendment's text and inverts 200 years of legal and historical precedent.

A Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act has triggered a national map-drawing scramble, and algorithms analyzing millions of district configurations are driving the legal battles.

A court-ordered fix that gave Black Alabamians a fairer district is being undone by a Republican-drawn map that scatters that bloc across redrawn lines.

Justice Elena Kagan asserts the Court's independence, signaling judicial resistance to Trump's executive actions and deregulatory push.

The decision locks in existing congressional districts, diminishing a Democratic push to flip two key seats and redirecting millions in campaign spending

Court's refusal to reinstate Democrat-backed congressional map locks in Republican advantage through 2026, triggering millions in defensive spending

The decision leaves current congressional districts in place for the 2026 election, impacting key swing seats and setting fundraising priorities for both parties

President Trump's direct challenge to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' comments on Supreme Court voting rights signals an escalating partisan battle with clear financial market implications for legislative gridlock.

The high court's decision on the Voting Rights Act narrows federal oversight, forcing corporations and investors to re-evaluate political risk and engagement strategies at the state level.

The nation's highest court faces a critical decision on mail-order abortion pills, potentially reshaping the pharmaceutical market and igniting a new wave of political spending.

The high court’s latest interpretation of the Voting Rights Act sets new precedents for electoral influence and corporate lobbying, directly impacting the balance of power in Washington and state capitals.