The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

Bangladesh's Supreme Court decision to roll back controversial job quotas sparks hope for normalcy amidst civil unrest.

The Supreme Court in Bangladesh on Sunday ruled that only a small share of government jobs can be allocated to relatives of veterans who fought in the country’s war of independence. The rest must be allocated upon merit. The controversial quota system, which previously reserved 30 percent of those jobs…

"By restricting the executive branch’s ability to craft and enforce regulations, the Supreme Court has opened the door to the Balkanization of the US economy."

Former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters seeks Supreme Court intervention to halt trial for alleged election security breach.

The full court rejects an Eighth Amendment challenge to a provision in the Mississippi Constitution.

Vineyard owners face $120,000 in fines for letting an employee and his family live on their 60-acre property without a permit.

The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the Centre and others on a plea raising allegations of the arbitrary and irrational decision of indefinitely postponing the NEET-SS Examination 2024. Read further on Dynamite News:

Defending the federal ban on gun possession by drug users, the government's lawyers seem increasingly desperate.

After Bernie Sanders and AOC threw Biden a lifeline, he turned his focus to supreme court reform and medical debt

Analysts say the move could have been triggered by recent legal wins for the PTI — but could backfire on the government.

The Supreme Court has directed the National Testing Agency to publish city- and centre-wise results of the NEET-UG exam by Saturday noon while masking the identity of the students.