Byron York, Randall Kennedy, and Benjamin Wittes ponder the future of the Supreme Court and the coming confirmation hearings
The Roberts Court is now the Alito Court.
The line between apparel and technology gets parsed by the Supreme Court.
Allowing Supreme Court justices to serve for life is causing too many problems. It's time to consider setting 18-year term limits for all future justices.
Democrats and Republicans are framing the Supreme Court abortion ruling in very different ways.
A Supreme Court that once included former senators and governors is populated today by judges with identical résumés. Here's why that's a mistake.
The Supreme Court's ruling on the Texas redistricting case illustrates a recurring problem: The Court has a tendency to make things more confusing, not more clear.
Republicans won’t get a conservative Supreme Court judge without winning the White House. The party’s nominee knows this and is using it to his advantage.
The Bush administration's handling of "enemy-combatant" cases has been so lawless as to smack of tyranny. The Supreme Court needs to step in.
Tom Goldstein changed how lawyers get to the Supreme Court—and how news gets out of it.