Supreme Court Declines To Block Maine Vaccine MandateThe Supreme Court has decided not to block Maine's COVID vaccine mandate from taking effect.
Texas Abortion Law Will Go To The Supreme CourtThe U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear arguments about Texas' abortion law in November.
Biden Team Asks Supreme Court To Pause Texas Abortion LawThe high court ordered Texas to respond by midday Thursday.
The Supreme Court Heads Back Into The CourtroomNewsy sat down with Amy Howe, the co-founder of SCOTUSblog, to talk through some of the big cases on the docket this year.
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID-19Kavanaugh has been fully vaccinated since January and the high court said in a statement that he is not experiencing any symptoms.
The Supreme Court Will Hear Mississippi Abortion CaseMississippi is one of a handful of states that have passed restrictive abortion legislation.
High Court Divides 5-4 To Leave Texas Abortion Law In PlaceThe high court's order declining to halt the Texas law came just before midnight Wednesday.
Texas 6-Week Abortion Ban Takes EffectThe Texas law, signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in May, would prohibit abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
Supreme Court Allows Evictions To Resume During PandemicThe court said an eviction moratorium extension would have to come from Congress.
Federal Appeals Court Upholds CDC's Eviction MoratoriumAlabama and Georgia realtors had challenged the federal ban.
Supreme Court To Take Up Roe v. Wade ChallengeThee case is expected to be taken up in the court's next term
Supreme Court Won't Take Up Same-Sex Wedding CaseThe Washington Supreme Court had earlier sided with a gay couple, saying it was discriminatory for a florist to refuse to work their wedding.
Supreme Court Ruling Deals A Blow To Voting Rights AdvocatesIn a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court said two Arizona voting laws do not disproportionately impact minority voters, and both laws will remain in effect.
Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Voting RestrictionsThe court, by a 6-3 vote, reversed a lower court ruling in deciding that Arizona’s limits on who can return early ballots.
Court Rejects Bid To End Moratorium On EvictionsThe ban was put in place by the CDC but challenged by the Alabama Association of Realtors.
Supreme Court Won't Hear Case On Transgender Bathroom BanThe case centered around Gavin Grimm, a transgender boy in Virginia. The school board barred him from using the boys bathroom. Grimm sued and won.
Supreme Court Backs Student Cheerleader In Free Speech CaseBrandi Levy was suspended from a JV cheerleading team over an expletive-filled social media post.
Justices Rule For Cursing Cheerleader Over Snapchat PostThe court voted 8-1 in favor of a 14-year-old high school freshman when she expressed her disappointment over not making the cheer team.
Supreme Court Rules Against NCAAIn an unanimous decision issued Monday, the Supreme Court ruled against NCAA policy limiting education-related benefits.
Supreme Court Sides With Former Athletes On NCAA Compensation LimitsThe NCAA had defended its rules as necessary to preserve the amateur nature of college sports.
Obamacare Survives Third Supreme Court ChallengeThe Supreme Court again upheld Obamacare, a major victory for Democrats and what could be the final blow to any court challenges to the law.
Democrats Concerned About Supreme Court's FutureJustice Breyer will be 83 in August.
Supreme Court Sides With Catholic Foster Care AgencyThe justices came down unanimously against Philadelphia and for Catholic Social Services.
Supreme Court Upholds Obamacare In 7-2 DecisionTrump’s three appointees to the Supreme Court split their votes.
Supreme Court Rules Against Immigrants With Temporary Protected StatusThere are 400,000 people from 12 countries with a TPS designation.
Supreme Court To Rule On Several Key CasesThe outcomes will be an indication of how the bench will rule going forward.
J&J Wants Supreme Court To Void $2B Verdict in Talc CaseThe Supreme Court could decide whether it will review the case as soon as Tuesday.
Supreme Court Says Unanimous Verdict Rule Is Not RetroactiveDuring its last term, the high court made a decision to require a unanimous verdict in state criminal trials.
Supreme Court To Consider Rollback Of Abortion RightsThe bench says it will take up Mississippi's bid to enforce a 15-week ban on abortion.
What Is Qualified Immunity And How Might Lawmakers Change It?Qualified immunity protects government officials, including police officers, from civil rights lawsuits if the violation was not clearly established.
