Supreme Court Won't Hear Challenge To Calif. Gun Waiting-Period CaseThe U.S. Supreme Court said it won't hear a case that claims California's full 10-day waiting period shouldn't apply to people who already own a gun.
SCOTUS Will Hear Objections To Trump's Travel BanThe Supreme Court will finally decide whether President Trump's efforts to block travel from six Muslim-majority countries are legal.
SCOTUS Is Letting N.C. Keep Its Controversial Congressional MapThe Supreme Court blocked a lower court's order to redraw North Carolina's congressional map by Jan. 24.
Justice Department Appeals DACA Decision To Supreme CourtA judge blocked attempts to end the program last week.
The Supreme Court Could Change The Length Of Your State's Voter RollsIt's against the law to kick someone off voter rolls because they don't vote. One organization says the state of Ohio is doing just that.
The Supreme Court Just Added A Third Gerrymandering Case To Its DocketThe Supreme Court will now hear gerrymandering cases from Texas, Wisconsin and Maryland.
Supreme Court To Hear Arguments In Ohio Voter Purge CaseThe Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in a case that challenges Ohio's policy of dropping infrequent voters from its registration rolls.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Hired Clerks To Last Through 2020The Supreme Court justice has been very vocal about her plans to not retire just yet.
Supreme Court To Hear First Oral Arguments Of 2018, All About WaterTexas sued in hopes of getting access to more water from the Rio Grande river.
Chief Justice Roberts Orders Review Of Court Code Of ConductIn his end-of-the-year report, Roberts said the "judicial branch is not immune" to inappropriate behavior like sexual harassment.
The Supreme Court Stopped An Order For DACA Decision Records — For NowSCOTUS is split over documents related to the Trump administration's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Colorado Same-Sex Wedding-Cake Case Hits Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday in the case of a Colorado cake shop versus a same-sex couple.
New Jersey Has A Tangled History With This Sports Betting LawNew Jersey's governor is fighting a federal sports betting law that his state helped create.
Supreme Court To Hear Arguments In States' Rights Sports Betting CaseNew Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is arguing against a 1992 law that prevents any state but Nevada from legalizing single-game sports betting.
A Look Inside The Case That Will Decide The Future Of Digital PrivacyCarpenter v. the United States asks the question: Does the Fourth Amendment protect cellphone users' data?
Supreme Court Won't Review 2 Gun Rights CasesThe justices refused to hear a challenge to Maryland's ban on semi-automatic rifles.
Sen. Warren Says Trump Is Losing To The Constitution — But Is He?Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren tweeted the president's "illegal Muslim ban is now 0 for 3 vs the Constitution."
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Against Trump's Temporary Travel BanThe Supreme Court dismissed an appeal against the Trump administration's so-called travel ban because a different travel order has taken its place.
The US Supreme Court Begins A Busy TermThe Supreme Court will take on a bigger caseload for the Fall 2017 term, and a more controversial one at that.
Here Are Some The Biggest Cases On The Supreme Court's DocketSCOTUS is lined up to hear cases on topics like labor relations, gerrymandering and voters' rights.
Supreme Court Gives Trump A Temporary Travel Ban VictoryThe Supreme Court blocked a lower court's ruling on refugees who have formal assurances from resettlement agencies.
Supreme Court: Travel Ban Can Include Refugees, But Not GrandparentsThe ban was allowed to take partial effect in late June.
The Washington Redskins' Trademark Battle Looks Like It's Finally OverAfter a separate ruling allowed "disparaging" words to be trademarked, the groups fighting the Washington Redskins' name ended their lawsuit.
A Lot Of People Think Justice Kennedy Is Retiring Soon — Here's WhyJustice Anthony Kennedy is almost 81 years old, and people think he might step down from the Supreme Court pretty soon.
SCOTUS: 'Immaterial' Lies Don't Warrant Denaturalization Of ImmigrantsThe court ruled that irrelevant false statements told during the citizenship process aren't grounds for denaturalization.
US Supreme Court Gives Sex Offenders More Freedom OnlineFive justices joined in the majority opinion, and three others backed a concurring opinion.
The Washington Redskins Just Got Legal Help From A Rock BandThe Supreme Court struck down a law that prevented trademarks from being awarded to certain entities because of terms that might disparage people.
The Trump Administration Now Wants SCOTUS To Reinstate The Travel BanFour of the nine Supreme Court justices must agree to hear the case.
The Trump Administration Travel Ban Is Headed To The Supreme CourtAttorney General Jeff Sessions said the administration "strongly disagrees" with a federal appeals court in Virginia that blocked the ban.
Supreme Court Rules North Carolina Used Race To Draw District LinesThe court ruled two districts were given disproportionate amounts of black voters while being stripped of white voters.
