An increasingly influential group of conservative scholars has some drastic ideas about the president’s power.

Courts have become Democrats' best chance of thwarting President Donald Trump's efforts to significantly downsize and reshape the federal government.

The Supreme Court’s approval rating is now above 50 percent for the first time since early 2022, according to a survey published Thursday. The new Marquette Law School national poll found that 51 ...

Maya Sen argues that federal courts are unlikely to protect democracy from threats posed by Trump and Musk, as the ...

Just over half, 51 percent, of Americans approve of the job the Supreme Court is doing, which is the highest amount of ...

T.R. Edwards grew up with stories from his grandmother Kathleen about her struggle to vote as a Black woman in Wisconsin: A ...

The spotlight on the judiciary is brighter because the Republican-controlled Congress has essentially abdicated its role of ...

Even though the justices of the Supreme Court are enjoying the last week of their scheduled mid-winter recess, the court is ...

“The opposing side, they oppose religion, they oppose God,” Trump claimed, accusing the previous administration of engaging ...

For the first time in Alaska history, the state’s supreme court is majority female. It’s also being led, for just the second ...

A mounting wave of lawsuits and court orders is slowing a dizzying effort to tear apart basic structures of the ...

Stubblefield’s 2020 rape conviction was overturned in December, and his attorneys contend that trial errors should keep him ...