Scotus
Justices to Test Legality of Obama's Immigration Policy
Ducking Obamacare and abortion, SCOTUS to weigh executive action on immigration.
SCOTUS Takes Up Obama's Immigration Policy
Two programs designed to shield immigrants without documentation from deportation will face judicial scrutiny in April, with a decision expected by June.
Supreme Court Weighs Affirmative Action in Colleges
The case before the Justices is far more complex than simply reserving places for minorities.
Scalia Comments Shine Light on U.S. Institutional Racism
The Supreme Court justice has all but said that black lives don't matter.
10 Questions Anderson Cooper Should Ask the Democratic Candidates
Income inequality, gun control, Black Lives Matter—important issues the candidates should address.
How Jim Obergefell's Fight for His Dying Spouse Legalized Gay Marriage in America
Obergefell wanted his name listed as the spouse on husband John Arthur's death certificate.
Tensions Build as Supreme Court Prepares for Gay Marriage and Obamacare Rulings
Justices are preparing to issue major rulings by the end of the month.
Jeb Bush Says He Opposes Gay Marriage
Bush had previously urged "respect" for all Americans on the gay and lesbian marriage issue.
Legal Justice League Lego Maker on Writing Women Into History
Maia Weinstock's Supreme Court Lego figures of the women justices were an Internet hit. What else is she up to?
Supreme Court to Tackle Rap-Inspired Online Threats
A Pennsylvania man who made online threats inspired by rap lyrics against his now ex-wife claims they were just a joke.
Do Corporations Have a Soul?
The Supreme Court must answer in the affirmative if it allows Hobby Lobby to refuse to cover birth control
