In King v. Burwell, the Supreme Court has a chance to misconstrue the text of a statute its majority despises. It shouldn’t.

The big cases of 2014 may resolve some of the legal cliffhangers of 2013.

The Court will soon decide whether automated calls to cellphones, however annoying they may be, are constitutionally protected.

When the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the future of affirmative action, I knew I had to be there.

With a possible Merrick Garland confirmation and the prospect of another Democrat in the Oval Office, the left can’t help but dream about an ideal judicial docket: abortion rights, voting rights, campaign finance...

The Supreme Court justice temporarily blocked an appeals court ruling striking down same-sex-marriage bans in Idaho and Nevada.

Forty-five years ago, despite some of its members’ biases, the Supreme Court established that gender couldn’t be the deciding factor in most hiring.

He could now have a chance to shape it.

The goal shouldn’t be to make the Court less ideological, but to make it less powerful.