Supreme Court April 25 SCOTUS weighs monumental constitutional fight over Trump immunity claim The Supreme Court is considering an unprecedented landmark area of law on whether former presidents have total immunity from criminal prosecution.
Supreme Court April 24 Supreme Court sharply at odds over emergency room abortion access in states' rights challenge The contentious issue of abortion has returned to the Supreme Court, with the justices on Wednesday weighing a states rights challenge over hospital emergency room access to the procedure.
POLITICS April 22 Supreme Court sharply divided over enforcing municipal homeless camping ban The Supreme Court appears deeply conflicted over a city's ban on homeless camping in public spaces that is meant to fight the growing homelessness crisis.
POLITICS April 22 Supreme Court prepares to debate Trump immunity claim in election interference case The high court will hold arguments Thursday morning in what could determine Donald Trump's personal and political future
Supreme Court April 16 Supreme Court wary of obstruction charge used against some Jan 6 riot defendants The Supreme Court's ruling on an obstruction of justice case for a Capitol riot defendant could have major implication on Trump's unrelated election interference case
POLITICS April 16 Supreme Court to debate 'sleeper' case that could affect Trump federal prosecution How the U.S. Supreme Court decides the fate of an obscure Capitol riot defendant will have immediate implications for the former and perhaps future president.
FBI April 15 FBI opens criminal probe into Baltimore bridge collapse: source Agents boarded the Dali container ship on Monday as the FBI reportedly opened a criminal probe into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
Supreme Court March 26 Supreme Court dives back into abortion debate, will hear arguments on mifepristone regulation The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday about the federal government's approval process for the drug mifepristone, used to terminate pregnancies.
Supreme Court March 18 Supreme Court debates Biden administration outreach to digital platforms over controversial posts Conservatives have claimed First Amendment violations by the Biden administration and accused of improperly coordinating with tech firms to remove information posted by private users on social media.
Supreme Court March 15 Peter Navarro, former Trump White House adviser, files emergency request with SCOTUS Peter Navarro, who served in the White House under former President Donald Trump, has filed an emergency request with the Supreme Court for his release from prison.