The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

But Justice Thomas is still the only Justice who (correctly) concludes that Haywood v. Drown (2009) was incorrectly decided.

Hampton Dellinger will remain at the Office of Special Counsel, for now

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that an order reinstating Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger will remain in place for at least a few days.

The former Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, said that literature sheds light on the gaps in law and humanises it

Plus: The Democratic Party's insecurities, protesting Trump via interpretive dance, the Yosemite locksmith, and more...

The Supreme Court on Thursday granted a week’s interim protection to NewsClick against tax recovery demands over “unexplained cash credits”, LiveLaw reported. The court, however, dismissed a writ petition filed by PPK Newsclick Studio Pvt Ltd, the company that runs the news portal, and asked it to approach the Delhi…

They appear tranquil soaring above Himalayan forests, but a string of cable car projects in Nepal have sparked violent protests, with locals saying environmental protection should trump tourism development.

McConnell reshaped the Senate forever, taking the wind out of two Presidents' sails with a playbook for obstruction

A month in, and it is clear even to conservatives that US President Donald Trump is attempting to fundamentally reshape the role of the American president.

Georgetown constitutional law professor Randy Barnett discusses the legality of DOGE, Trump's executive orders, and birthright citizenship.

Mitch McConnell will end his Senate career with his most indelible mark on the federal courts and the judicial confirmation process.