Beyoncé tickets, access to the US Marshals, lifetime job security, and your own staff are just some SCOTUS perks.

Empirical SCOTUS is a recurring series by Adam Feldman that looks at Supreme Court data, primarily in the form of opinions ...

Six years ago today, the court announced that it was postponing its March argument session in response to the COVID-19 ...

As government stakeholders at all levels continue looking for ways to mitigate the horrific mass shootings plaguing the U.S., ...

Scalia’s lifelong quest for truth — including the many benefits it conferred on the American legal and political culture and the sometimes heavy costs it exacted from the justice himself — forms the ...

US Supreme Court bars discrimination suits by workers; Harold Wilson resigns; Iranian oil workers strike; Chiang Kai-shek ...

Free speech on university campuses is a perennially hot topic, perhaps most recently reflected in protests about the ...

The battle over the 2030 Census is intensifying — and compounding concerns about President Donald Trump’s broader moves to suppress the political power of the nation’s growing non-white population.

The architect, whose experimental designs include a doughnut-shaped pavilion and a restaurant held up by boulders, was ...

Elon Musk's brief effort to back out of buying Twitter Inc. in 2022 is the focus of a trial that kicked off Monday over claims the world's richest person manipulated the company's stock price to get ...

Shark Tank' star Daniel Lubetzky became a billionaire after selling Kind bars. Is anyone buying his attempts to end political ...

In a Truth Social post, Trump accused courts of political bias and said his administration would seek alternative legal paths ...