A nation of 325 million can find at least one person qualified to sit on the Supreme Court who didn’t attend either Harvard or Yale.
When justice seems like a joke, autocracy becomes more serious.
With a decision to uphold same-sex-marriage bans, the Sixth Circuit creates a division that only the justices can resolve.
The case for having the International Court of Justice hear two cases at once
The Supreme Court squanders a chance to check a reckless president.
The last surviving lawyer who argued Brown v. Board of Education at the U.S. Supreme Court died Wednesday at 91.
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily stayed a Fourth Circuit ruling on gender identity and Title IX Wednesday.
June Medical Services v. Russo presents the Supreme Court with the power to green-light extremely restrictive abortion laws.
The Republican senator, a key swing vote, defended the Supreme Court nominee’s judicial record and said she would vote to confirm him.