The Supreme Court Is Losing Its Luster
The politicization of the court has sullied its reputation.
The politicization of the court has sullied its reputation.
The eugenic legacy of a 1927 Supreme Court decision to sterilize “imbeciles.”
With a strong Democratic challenger to his Senate seat—and President Obama vetting an Iowa judge for Antonin Scalia’s Supreme Court seat—the Iowa senator is starting to crack.
In tackling Texas's onerous abortion laws, the Court can reaffirm a woman's right to choose or subject the abortion right to a death by a thousand cuts.
Will Scalia’s grand constitutional theory have a lasting legacy on the Supreme Court?
Senate Republicans plan to paralyze the nomination process. Here's a way forward for the chief justice this year.
Why it's okay to scrutinize the climate positions of the candidates on President Obama's Supreme Court short list.
Republicans are already breaking ranks over the Supreme Court vote. But with McConnell, there's always a method.
Non-stop electioneering inevitably overshadows our existing government.
The fiasco surrounding Antonin Scalia's death points to a long-term illness.
A plea for cross-ideological understanding.
The fight over Antonin Scalia's successor heralds a descent into politically uncharted territory.
Tuesday's surprising ruling raises the stakes of this year's election.
Will the justices allow the president to manage a system in revolt?
The court's past rulings on Obamacare could prove decisive in a case that is up for consideration this week.
A case going to oral arguments today will have implications far beyond that of free speech.
The Supreme Court's interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment may play a role in its biggest abortion case in decades.
At the Supreme Court, at least one justice appeared keen to send a big case about race-based admissions back down to the lower courts.