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The latest on the Supreme Court of the United States. Led by Chief Justice John Roberts, the Supreme Court is the highest court in the federal judiciary. Justices are appointed by presidents to lifetime appointments and must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
What each Supreme Court Justice has said about gay marriage
While the Supreme Court discusses 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, Newsweek looks at how each judge stands on same-sex marriage.
Supreme Court Reflects America's Divide on Free Speech and Discrimination
Oral arguments at the Supreme Court can be tedious. But on Monday, the arguments in 303 Creative v. Elenis were fascinating.
Clarence Thomas' own ruling used against him in high-stakes election case
"This Court never second-guessed state interpretations of their own constitutions," Neal Katyal said during oral arguments for the Moore v. Harper case.
Neil Gorsuch remarks during Supreme Court gay rights case spark concern
The Trump-nominated conservative justice accused the state of Colorado of having subjected baker Jack Phillips to a "re-education program."
Supreme Court gay rights case sparks question about Scientology
Gorsuch probed why the case of Lorie Smith, who refused to make websites for same-sex couples, differs from forcing a writer to pen a speech for Scientology.
Alito slammed for joke about KKK during oral argument: "So inappropriate"
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in a case centered on First Amendment rights and same-sex marriage.
Amy Coney Barrett warns gay rights case has future consequences
On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the 303 Creative LLC vs. Elenis case.
Amy Coney Barrett under pressure as Supreme Court gay rights case begins
Barrett has not recused herself from the case despite calls for her to step down due to her affiliation with anti-gay Christian groups.
What was on the document seen in controversial Balenciaga photos?
The 2008 Supreme Court ruling seen examined whether the crime of "pandering" child pornography was a violation of the First Amendment to freedom of speech.
SCOTUS Should Hold States Can't Compel Politically Correct Wedding Messages
State laws prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations are necessarily subject to constitutional limits on governmental power.
The Respect for Marriage Act Is a Step in Right Direction | Opinion
There's been a major shift from the right on this, but the issue of how the shift occurred is twofold.
The Division in America Is Much Deeper Than You Think | Opinion
We're talking about a constitutional fracture with people threatening not to abide the rule of law.
Why Nigeria's Potential Landmark Case Challenging Its Blasphemy Law Matters
In overturning the country's blasphemy laws, Nigeria would take a critical step toward reconciliation in a country fraught with religious tensions and would pave the way for other countries to do the same.
Donald Trump explains why he thinks his Supreme Court justices betrayed him
The former president once again attacked SCOTUS after it cleared the way for his tax returns to be released to Congress.
If Democrats Call This 'Winning,' I'd Hate to See Losing
As 2022 turns to 2024—in election terms—the Democrats are still busy congratulating themselves over not being mauled on Nov. 8. But if they continue winning like this, it'll be a Republican sitting behind the big desk in the Oval Office
Donald Trump's tax returns at the mercy of leakers
Any leak of the documents set to be released to the Ways and Means Committee would have to take place within the next few weeks, before the GOP gains control of the House.
Trump slams Supreme Court over decision to hand tax returns to Congress
Trump accused SCOTUS of creating a "terrible precedent for future Presidents" and of being "nothing more than a political body" following ruling.
Brett Kavanaugh finally proves his "worth"
The Supreme Court refused to grant former President Donald Trump's request to block a congressional committee from seeing his tax returns.
Biden student loan pause extension update: When payments will resume
A new six-month pause on student loan payments reflects arguments in America's highest court.
'No chance' Amy Coney Barrett will recuse herself from LGBT rights case
The Supreme Court will decide whether a Colorado anti-discrimination law violated a Christian website developer's constitutional rights.
Trump special counsel's wife prompts Ginni Thomas comparison
Ginni Thomas reportedly told the House January 6 committee that she still believes the 2020 election was stolen from Trump.
Where Amy Coney Barrett's People of Praise stands on LGBT issues
The Supreme Court justice has been urged to recuse herself from an upcoming case involving gay rights.
Justice Alito accused of being SCOTUS "leaker" after new report: "Disgrace"
"He must be forced off the Court," Keith Olbermann wrote Saturday on Twitter.
Can Joe Biden's student loan cancellation plan survive the Supreme Court?
The case against Joe Biden's student loan debt forgiveness plan has yet to be tried on its merits. Could it this time?
Alabama execution aborted after inmate "stabbed with needles for an hour"
Officials spent an hour attempting to insert an IV line into Kenneth Smith's veins before concluding they had run out of time to carry out the execution.
Republicans Should Vote No on The 'Respect for Marriage Act'
Senate Democrats are hoping enough Republicans cross party lines to codify the Supreme Court's ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges.
Ending affirmative action will be an 'earthquake' for colleges, companies
The Supreme Court's likely ban on race as a consideration in college admissions is also expected to impact hiring, government contracts, financial aid—and more.
Boycotts Are a Proud Part of American Freedom of Speech
The recent Israeli election resulted in what will likely be the most right-wing government to ever take office. This, combined with the prospect of Republican gains in Congress, may have alarming consequences concerning Americans' right to express dissent.
Kentucky rejects anti-abortion amendment, but procedure remains banned
Kentucky voters rejected an amendment on Tuesday that would have removed abortion protections from the state's constitution.
Erecting a Wall of Separation Between Tech and State
One of the most important tasks for the incoming Congress will be to prevent soft governmental censorship.
