Supreme Court

Doctors told the mother that an abortion procedure could not go ahead, highlighting gray areas in Louisiana's strict abortion laws.

Week after week, we're confronted with the horrifying consequences of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. It's no surprise that Americans are losing faith in the court as an institution.

With the end of Roe, politicians must now take responsibility for harsh new intrusions into families' ability to plan for their future.

Andrew Warren said the Florida governor's decision to suspend him was an "illegal overreach" in an effort to "further his own political ambition."

The GOP-led state rejected lawmakers restricting abortion access, setting up a fight over the issue on the election campaign trail.

"As you know, God doesn't make mistakes," Goldberg said on "The View" in a debate about abortion rights.

The Senate Minority leader praised the Supreme Court ruling on abortion but called the justices "unelected" in an interview with Fox News.

After a major victory for abortion rights in Kansas, President Biden announced more protections for reproductive health Wednesday.

CNN's Fareed Zakaria accused Samuel Alito of making "the most undignified performance by a Supreme Court justice I have seen in my lifetime."

Thwart the impending decision in Moore v. Harper by flipping more state legislatures.

Alito referenced Harry during a speech on religious liberty in Rome last week during which he mocked the prince's recent criticism of U.S. political decisions.

"The Supreme Court is in a legitimacy crisis," Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wrote after criticizing Justice Alito for his "politicized remarks."

"Government has no business in their bedrooms," a Cruz spokesperson said about the state's sodomy ban.

"The argument that "the Supreme Court might stop it' is a terrible way to govern," Collin Rees of the advocacy group Oil Change International told Newsweek.

Republicans are already gearing up to contest and sow distrust in the upcoming midterms. Democrats cannot afford to cross their fingers, hoping that the right-wing supermajority on the Supreme Court will make the right decision and uphold democracy.

Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks said Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas may not be forced to testify against his wife, Ginni Thomas.

At a time of record high gas prices, sky-high inflation, and when Congress seems deadlocked and unable to pass virtually anything, the party in control of Washington is gaining momentum with voters and is leading in the race for Congress.

Calls to subpoena Thomas were made following allegations that she discussed efforts to overturn the 2020 election results with Donald Trump's aides.

"It's totally fair for [Harry] to criticize and have concerns about what's going on in the U.S." a royal commentator said on Newsweek's "The Royal Report."

"When you're banning abortion, you can't ban abortion and then not protect women's access to contraceptives," Representative Nancy Mace told Newsweek.

Overturning Roe v. Wade is only one part of an ongoing attempt by far-right extremists to undermine individual freedom and our democracy. And this latest attack isn't the end.

Our ancestors are not alive today, so the torch has been handed down to us; we must protect Black preborn lives.

Medical care in a post-Roe world includes tense legal discussions and tortured delays that are not in the best interests of patients.

"Putting your hands behind your back is a best practice while detained, handcuffed or not, to avoid escalating charges like resisting arrest," she tweeted.

"The mercies of God are not like the mercies of people. People have more concern for males than females. But the One who spoke and brought forth the world is not like this, rather God's concern is for both males and females. God's concern is for all." (Sifre Bamidbar 133) God has more compassion, is more committed to equality, than man.

A perceived setback in the U.S.' commitment to climate change spells bad news on multiple fronts.

In Dobbs v. Jackson, five Republican Supreme Court appointees found that stare decisis did not justify saving Roe v. Wade.

Hawley and his GOP colleagues were smart to draw attention to the left-wing descent into insanity.

McCain said she was "shocked" by the "audacity" of Prince Harry's U.N. speech, claiming he has a "basic misunderstanding" of democracy in America.

New evidence of crimes has triggered an unprecedented debate over the wisdom and pragmatics of charging, trying, convicting and jailing a former president