Roughly half of the state could be designated as reservation land. No one’s sure what that would mean for Native inmates whose crimes occurred within those boundaries.
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in King v. Burwell will force presidential hopefuls into the first big debate of the 2016 campaign.
And those paying attention haven’t missed it.
The country’s Supreme Court of Appeal has made way for the legal domestic trade of rhino horns.
Collegiality is scarce, and tensions are apparent.
The Senate is abdicating its responsibilities, and the norms meant to undergird a Supreme Court appointment are falling apart.
The president moved up his announcement of a nominee to replace Justice Antonin Scalia by two days, just as his immigration order is coming in for criticism from social conservatives.
An analysis of today's Supreme Court arguments in the "Hobby Lobby" case
As the Supreme Court decides whether to uphold the Stolen Valor Act, the public should note the damage that fraudulent veterans have already done.
The GOP presidential candidate—and at least two of his rivals—are acting as if the meaning of the Constitution changes depending on the timing of the next election.