Supreme Court

Ginni Thomas reportedly told the House January 6 committee that she still believes the 2020 election was stolen from Trump.

The Supreme Court justice has been urged to recuse herself from an upcoming case involving gay rights.

"He must be forced off the Court," Keith Olbermann wrote Saturday on Twitter.

The case against Joe Biden's student loan debt forgiveness plan has yet to be tried on its merits. Could it this time?

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.

Senate Democrats are hoping enough Republicans cross party lines to codify the Supreme Court's ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges.

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.

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 voters rejected an amendment on Tuesday that would have removed abortion protections from the state's constitution.

One of the most important tasks for the incoming Congress will be to prevent soft governmental censorship.

In October, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett denied a similar emergency request filed by a group of Wisconsin taxpayers.

The best reason to end affirmative action is this: It doesn't work.

We must be just as vigilant about protecting our state courts as we are committed to undoing the damage to our federal courts.

The former president saw two decisions involving Lindsey Graham and Mark Meadows go against him in a matter of days.

Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily blocked a Democratic-led House committee from obtaining years of Trump's federal income tax returns.

Lower courts have previously ruled against Donald Trump in the case, determining a U.S. House committee has the authority to obtain the tax records.

The Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments this week in two cases that will determine the future of affirmative action in college admissions.

Radio ads being played in the South days before the midterm elections are asking, "When did racism against white people become OK?"

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from two cases regarding affirmative action in college admissions.

Throughout their history, Yale and other elite, "white only" colleges and professional schools across the country did not admit Black people. However, in the 1960's, to comply with federal law, those white-only colleges took "affirmative action" to address their history of racial segregation.

If one looks at the issue logically, it is easy to see that someone from the conservative wing of the Supreme Court is responsible for the leak.

Lawyers have urged the Supreme Court to reject the senator's efforts to avoid testifying before a Fulton County grand jury.

The Supreme Court's most conservative justice has blocked Trump allies from testifying against the former president before. Could he do it again?

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas made waves last year when he issued a concurring opinion advocating that leading social media platforms shouldn't have a legal right to remove "lawful, but awful" content from their platforms.

Clinton said that "right-wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election."

Democratic Representative Jan Schakowsky said the Supreme Court justice had a "laundry list of impeachable offenses."

This LGBTQ+ History Month, let's fight for the Respect for Marriage Act. Its passage will send the important message that regardless of what the Supreme Court says, we will never again allow LGBTQ+ relationships to be relegated to the legal shadows of our country.

Justice Thomas has temporarily halted an order from a lower court that would require Senator Lindsey Graham to testify before a grand jury.

Thomas' Monday decision prompted a new wave of calls for his impeachment from the Supreme Court.

Race-conscious admission, once seen as a tool for combatting racial bias, now provokes it.