The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

The case involved a fully permitted railroad track in Utah that has yet to break ground because of environmental lawsuits.

Most of the tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump were struck down by the three-judge panel Wednesday.

The Supreme Court has backed a multibillion-dollar oil railroad expansion in Utah, endorsing a limited interpretation of a key environmental law

The Supreme Court on Thursday narrowed federal judicial scrutiny of environmental reviews by federal agencies.

COMMENT: Trump’s chaotic rampage through executive power is finally meeting an immovable force in the US courts and constitution, writes Mary Dejevsky. Let battle commence…

The Standard examines the implications of the US Court of International Trade’s ruling blocking Donald’s Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ global tariffs

Mexico is set to become the world's only country to let voters elect all of their judges, sparking sharp disagreement about whether the reforms will diminish or strengthen criminal influence over the courts.

San Francisco, Chicago and New York are among the major cities – as well as more than 200 small towns and counties and a dozen states – that over the past 40 years have adopted what is often known as sanctuary policies.

The Supreme Court very strongly hinted that it will overrule, or greatly narrow, Humphrey's Executor v. United States (1935).

Welcome to this week’s Powertrip, a political newsletter exclusively curated for TNM and NL subscribers by Dhanya Rajendran, Shabbir Ahmed, and Pooja Prasanna. What next for Shashi Tharoor after he’s back from his ongoing visits abroad? Even those close to him offer differing theories. We sifted through the noise to…

Letter to federal agencies accuses university of antisemitism and breaking Supreme Court precedent on race-conscious admissions