The Supreme Court refused to shield Remington Arms Co. from potential liability for the 2012 school shooting that left 26 dead in Newtown, Conn.
Author: Richard Wolf, USA TODAY
‘Time to stand up:’ Undocumented immigrants who chose careers in the law await Supreme Court’s ruling
The legal battle culminating at the Supreme Court has captivated one group of DACA recipients more than others: those making a career in the law.
Impeachment: Chief Justice John Roberts would be the ‘umpire’ in Senate trial of President Trump
John Roberts was arguing a case before the Supreme Court during the Senate’s last impeachment trial. He could be presiding over the next one.
Supreme Court is divided over gay, transgender job bias in civil rights case to be decided during 2020 election
The three LGBT cases are among the most important on the court’s 2019 docket; the justices’ rulings will come during the 2020 presidential campaign.
Supreme Court, trying to remain above the partisan fray, opens 2019 term with a debate about insanity
The justices also focused their attention on new guidelines encouraging them to wait two minutes before asking questions, which they barely managed.
Supreme Court will hear gun rights case in December, a temporary setback for gun control groups
The action represents a loss for gun control proponents, who hoped the court would dismiss the case once New York lawmakers removed the restrictions.
President Trump, Supreme Court justices pay respects to late Associate Justice John Paul Stevens
President Donald Trump and a majority of Supreme Court justices paid homage Monday to the late Associate Justice John Paul Stevens.
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dead at age 99
John Paul Stevens, the second oldest and third longest-serving Supreme Court justice, was a Republican president’s nominee but led the liberal wing.
Affordable Care Act threatened as Trump administration, GOP states fight US House, Democratic states in court
The health care law has helped insure 20 million people since 2010 and survived two Supreme Court battles in 2012 and 2015, but it’s threatened again.
Supreme Court blocks 2020 census citizenship question for now, handing Trump administration a major defeat
The Supreme Court sent the Trump administration’s request to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census back to a lower court.