Two and a half years after it sanctioned gay marriage, the Court has been sowing confusion about its commitment to equal citizenship.

In a big gay rights case, the Supreme Court's swing vote appeared swayed by the idea that Christians are the real victims of oppression.

This week the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case that marks the religious right's latest assault on LGBT people.

The military prison camp is reportedly allowing hunger strikers to waste away for longer times between feedings. It is a cruel, sadistic approach.

The GOP installs Supreme Court justices over the will of voters. The Supreme Court helps the GOP remain in power. Rinse, repeat.

The Supreme Court, not Trump, will likely decide the fate of DACA—and the swing justice has already revealed his opinion of an important legal precedent.

Beneath an unequivocal stance against queer sexual orientation lies a deep insecurity about the Christian right's position in American politics.

For affirmative action to survive, we need to rethink what it is meant to do and who it is meant to serve.

In obliging the state to directly aid Trinity Lutheran and other churches, the Court is allowing the religious right to have their cake and eat it, too.

That Republicans are on the verge of repealing the law can be partly attributed to the tortured legal reasoning of Chief Justice John Roberts.

In a rare show of competency, he's tapped five times as many judges as Obama had at this point—and conservatives are delighted.

The conservative justice this week joined the court’s four liberals in striking down two gerrymandered districts in North Carolina. How come?