The task of interpreting the law is inherently “political.” But no justice has been this comfortable saying so in public.

Federal judges keep temporarily blocking Trump policies from taking effect. The Court’s six-justice conservative supermajority keeps riding gallantly to his rescue.

Earlier this week, all fifteen federal district judges in Maryland received a summons in a civil lawsuit: The U.S. Department of Justice is suing the state’s entire federal district court in ...

If this scheme feels familiar, it’s because the Supreme Court blessed one just like it a few days ago. Federal law requires states to ensure that Medicaid patients may obtain services from “any ...

The law professor Noah Feldman's Supreme Court term recap reveals how hard pundits are working to reimagine the conservative project.

For transgender teachers in Florida, writing their names on the blackboard can be a fireable offense.

Proposed legislation would ensure that the federal agency that provides security to judges answers to judges, not to Donald Trump.

Kamala Harris and Cory Booker each took moments to celebrate at the final Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation vote.

'Dinners With Ruth' is Nina Totenberg's reflections on decades of friendship with a Supreme Court justice she covered for a living.

Some of Project 2025’s most unhinged policy positions arise directly out of the Republican Supreme Court justices’ recent handiwork.

Noah Feldman believes the legal system is up to the task of constraining Donald Trump. The evidence suggests otherwise.