The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the government's rules, which ensure consumers get equal access to internet.
Judges continue to enforce a standard that makes proving claims of sexual harassment incredibly difficult.
Women and men alike should be concerned by the Iowa Supreme Court's recent ruling that it's legal for a man to fire an employee he finds too attractive.
If he had met a conservative Court on its own ground, the solicitor general could have notched a victory for liberalism—and helped safeguard campaign-finance protections.
The theory has not provided the clarity some of its early proponents had hoped it would.
The American republic has lasted for more than two tumultuous centuries. But can it survive Donald Trump?
Many critics believe that “defensive democracy” has no place in the American system, but it does, and in fact the country has put it to good use throughout history.
With the exception of himself and a few friends in black robes, the chief justice seems to view the federal government as a bunch of power-hungry hacks.
At the state level, countless factors will converge to produce unpredictable results.
How a suit related to a bizarre Pennsylvania love triangle risks upending the treaty-making powers George Washington fought for at the Constitutional Convention