The Bush administration seems likely to lose the first big war-on-terrorism case that has come before the Supreme Court—one regarding due process at Guantanamo Bay.

The ruling in the case of Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum is a huge disappointment for human-rights activists.

The actress's candid op-ed about her mastectomy comes on the eve of a vital ruling over patents for breast cancer genes like hers.

Any jurist so ready to gut the First Amendment's protections couldn't be trusted to safeguard the balance of the Bill of Rights.

Over the past twenty years the Supreme Court has made admirable advances in ensuring freedom of speech, but has the court now gone too far? Recent rulings, favoring advertisers and political fundraisers, award First Amendment protection to those with the money to pay for it.