The embattled EPA chief used an obscure provision last month to increase the salaries of a pair of staffers by tens of thousands of dollars.

In a case with huge implications for the franchise, the Supreme Court will decide whether states can remove voters from the rolls after two years without casting a ballot.

A panel of judges in Michigan has thrown out a set of electoral maps and ordered new elections in several state-Senate districts.

A federal court has ruled the agency’s structure is unconstitutional.

His hesitations about moving the Court to the right are only a question of pace.

Today’s oral argument signaled that the Court is poised to reverse Roe v. Wade outright.

Biden’s party doesn’t need to sleepwalk into a catastrophe.

As to Trump’s claim to what his legal team once characterized as “temporary absolute presidential immunity,” the Supreme Court’s answer was simple: No.

If he wants the public to see the Court as apolitical, he should try meeting that standard himself.