The latest in manufactured controversies has less to do with legal victories over the Biden administration than it does with creating content for the president’s media allies.

The Supreme Court just made it easier for a a majority group that historically has not faced oppression to claim they are being discriminated against.

The president believes that he has a free and unencumbered hand to overrule the federal judiciary. But the courts have been quietly checking him.

The Roberts court will have to resolve a significant Fourth Amendment dispute next term. What they decide could potentially expand the “community caretaker” doctrine for police.

The former Federalist Society power broker used the president to achieve judicial supremacy. Now all that work could get wrecked by the monster he turned loose.

Conservative legal scholars believe in things like originalism and the Second Amendment. Donald Trump’s OK with those, but he really believes in only one thing.

The Supreme Court has declined to hear two high-profile challenges on gun laws.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, in a scathing disssent, called out the rest of the court for allowing Trump’s harmful executive order to stand.

The Trump administration is getting its butt kicked in court. That’s great. But an unprecedented assault on the judiciary is coming.

Donald Trump tore into Leonard Leo, who recommended several of Trump’s Supreme Court picks.

The law is clear, and the legislature’s powers are unambiguous. But Republicans in Washington have fully knuckled under.

The legal reasoning on this point is unbelievably sloppy—even for this court.

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to make it easier for him to ignore due process rights as he deports people to South Sudan.

The Supreme Court has deadlocked on the question of religious charter schools, thanks to four justices who didn’t bother reading what the First Amendment says about separation of church and state.

The high court is stretching an interpretive philosophy to the breaking point to avoid confrontations with Trump.

As Trump’s intent to override the courts gets more obvious, a legal commentator who closely observes MAGA lawlessness explains why the Trump-MAGA strategy here is darker than you thought.

As Trump’s hints that he will override the courts get worse, a close observer of MAGA lawlessness explains why the Trump-MAGA game plan here is more dangerous than it appears.

The Supreme Court has blocked Trump from restarting his mass deportations under the Alien Enemies Act.

Donald Trump apparently can’t handle the fact that the justices thought his arguments were bad.

The Trump administration’s brief against the Fourteenth Amendment is a bad one, and it naturally led to some tortured legal reasoning from his solicitor general.