The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court begins a new term Monday that could shape the power of the presidency, elections and LGBT rights nationwide.

Trapped between Putin and Trump, EU citizens understand the grave dangers facing the continent. Their leaders urgently need to face reality, too, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

This week, the Supreme Court of New South Wales delivered a landmark judgment against the NSW Police Force for unlawful strip searches. The class action was brought by lead plaintiff Raya Meredith on behalf of all people unlawfully strip searched at music festivals between July 2016 and July 2022.

The prominent originalist legal scholar argues the Constitution does not require that the president have the power to fire executive branch officials.

Judge Southwick dissents from the grant of rehearing en banc, Judge Ho cites his Abbott concurrence on the Invasion Clause.

The US Supreme Court on Wednesday barred Donald Trump from immediately firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, as the president mounts multiple challenges that have tested the independence of the central bank.

The Supreme Court has largely left Warren Court precedents in place, but is consistently undoing precedents from the Burger Court.

The Supreme Court said the Fed's Lisa Cook can keep her post until it hears arguments in the case about President Trump's attempt to fire her.

"The Burger Court approved this war. Trump is now successfully refighting that war."

Anthony Kennedy told NPR ‘partisanship is becoming ... more prevalent and more bitter’ in the high court’s opinions

The decision is the most thorough in a line of recent court decisions reaching similar results.