Supreme Court asks for more briefs on important election-law case
The case will decide whether state legislators may manipulate congressional district lines and set federal voting rules without any oversight from state courts.
Supreme Court questions Twitter’s liability for terrorist attack
The Supreme Court spent more than five hours considering the responsibilities and failures of Big Tech, but in the end seemed reluctant to impose substantial...
Supreme Court justices discussed, but did not agree on code of conduct
The Supreme Court has failed to reach consensus on an ethics code of conduct despite internal discussion dating back at least four years, according to...
Supreme Court asks Biden administration to weigh in on social media case
At stake is the constitutionality of Florida and Texas laws that restrict platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube from blocking or limiting speech.
How one man brought affirmative action before the Supreme Court. Again and again
Edward Blum lost by one vote in 2016 when he asked the Supreme Court to ban racial preference in college admissions. He tries again on...
Over 6 in 10 Americans favor leaving race out of college admissions, Post-Schar School poll finds
The findings illuminate the turbulent crosscurrents of public opinion on affirmative action as the Supreme Court revisits the fraught subject.
New Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson makes herself heard
On the Friday before the Supreme Court's term began, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson told a crowd celebrating her investiture as the court's first Black female...
Warhol, Prince and a Supreme Court debate over ‘fair use’
The justices were considering whether Warhol violated copyright law by basing his 16 silk-screen portraits of Prince on a photo by Goldsmith without her permission,...