The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

More than 170 million people in the US use TikTok

Groups are urging the Supreme Court to invalidate a law that would effectively ban TikTok after the court appeared ready to uphold the law.

Honolulu officials had filed a lawsuit against the companies for an alleged decades long misinformation campaign

U.S. lawmakers who voted in favor of a bill to ban TikTok are facing backlash, as users flood their TikTok posts with angry comments accusing them of hypocrisy.

TikTok stopped working in the United States on 18 January and disappeared from app stores ahead of law requiring shutdown of the platform

Decades after tens of millions of consumers were mis-sold payment protection insurance, banks are facing another potential scandal in what has been dubbed PPI 2.0. In a major test case in 2024, the Court of Appeal held that car buyers who took out loans offered by dealers were entitled to…

Supreme Court decision not to hear oil and gas companies' appeal on climate change lawsuits allows state cases to proceed, impacting energy industry.

Supreme Court decision rejects Utah's bid for control of federal lands, impacting land use in the state.

Supreme Court declines to review Maryland's gun licensing law, upholding strict requirements for handgun purchases.