Author: John Fritze, USA TODAY

Justice Alito defended his decisions in an unusual op-ed published hours before ProPublica’s piece on the fishing trip posted online.

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade shifted politics, created new fights over medication abortion and undermined trust in the court.

At issue was a 2021 Biden administration memo that interpreted a federal anti-discrimination housing law as protecting transgender Americans.

Years after courts dismissed a flood of lawsuits aimed at reversing the election, the fight over the lawyers who filed those suits remains.

As the Supreme Court wraps up its term this month, the justices will also make decisions about the next one. Here are some of the cases in
play.

Nusrat Choudhury, a former American Civil Liberties Union attorney, was confirmed for a spot on the federal bench on 50-49 mostly party line vote.

Before the Indian Child Welfare Act, hundreds of thousands of Native children were removed from their homes, sometimes placed in boarding schools.

The hearing was the latest Democrats held in response to a series of stories about luxury travel Justice Clarence Thomas accepted from a GOP donor.

The decision from a U.S. District judge came on the same day Trump was arraigned in Miami on charges related to his handling of classified documents.

The case was similar to one in 2015 in which the Supreme Court held that specialty license plates could prohibit images like the Confederate flag.