US Supreme Court

Justices questioned whether penalties for wage and housing rules require a federal court judge.

After limiting the SEC's use of in-house courts, justices will now consider whether the same logic applies to ...

The justices questioned whether a 1980 ruling letting prisoners sue over inadequate medical care should survive.

A district court ordered an energy company to pay legal fees after it acquired easements for a pipeline, ...

The emergency order lets construction resume in the national park while an environmental lawsuit proceeds.

Watch Live coverage of oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court at 10 a.m. ET on Nov. 9, ...

From Hawaii to North Dakota, Monday’s oral arguments will test the limits of federal authority.

The Democrat is expected to become Senate majority leader again in the new Congress.

The U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Guerrero v. Johnson at 10 a.m. ET on Nov. 4. ...

The state says its rule is neutral, but Catholic schools say they can't accept it.

The justices will weigh whether Apple can be punished for violating the spirit of a court order.

The schools argued that being forced to accept children of LGBT parents violates their right to freedom of ...

An Orthodox Jew is arguing that his city chilled his right to the free exercise of religion, while ...

The federal government had asked justices to segregate 20,000 mail ballots suspected of belonging to noncitizens after an ...

Watch live coverage of the Supreme Court oral arguments in Younge v. Fulton Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office ...

The high court cited the Purcell principle, which guards against changes to election rules close to Election Day.

‘Leaving a 300-plus-mile gap in border defenses would act as a dangerous magnet for cartels,’ U.S. Solicitor General ...

The government argued a lower court substituted its own judgment for prison administrators.

'In all these areas the court has blinded itself to the very deleterious effects of their rulings on ...

The order follows a June ruling that expanded presidential authority over independent agencies by overruling a 1935 precedent.

The Third Circuit held that a federal district judge lacked authority under an immigration law.

The case deals with limits on the federal government's powers and a long-standing federal tax enforcement tool dating ...

The Administrative Procedure Act, under which many judges have paused or vacated policies, does not actually give courts ...

The ruling marks the latest milestone in a military prosecution of the detainees ​that has been beset by ...

The court is expected to decide if a free newsletter subscription triggers protections under the Video Privacy Protection ...

The justices blocked a deadline forcing the FCC to decide before Nov. 3 elections whether party committees get ...

Lawyer Abbe Lowell said the earliest Cook could appear at a hearing is after the Fed’s December meeting.