The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

Eight years after Australia began investigating war crimes in Afghanistan, a whistleblower is the first to be punished.

As per the top Court, for a man and a woman to live together is part of ‘the right to life’; therefore, a live-in relationship is no longer an offence. The Hindu explains laws around live in relationships

The Supreme Court on May 13 dismissed a plea requesting the release of former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on interim bail for elections. The court agreed to list the matter on May 17, but expressed doubts about being able to hear it as the case list is choc-a-bloc.

Displaced vendors at Ujjain Mahakal temple face harassment, seek help ahead of upcoming elections.

Delhi Ridge faces encroachment and diversion for non-forestry purposes, threatening its ecological significance, as reported to the Supreme Court.

Law professor Joshua Douglas on "The Court v. The Voters," and a bipartisan solution that might actually work

Targeting the voting booth for Trump is a massive operation to return the authoritarian to the White House

Arvind Kejriwal was addressing the first Press Conference after the Supreme Court granted him interim bail till June 1 on 10 May. Read further on Dynamite News:

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas addresses criticism and emphasizes integrity in the face of challenges, highlighting the importance of upholding the law.