A look back at the court's major decisions in the Obama era—and what it means for the Court's future.

It took a very specific set of circumstances to get the Supreme Court justice to affirm the validity of race-based college admissions.

They shouldn't even bother.

A little-noticed anti-transgender maneuver exposes the GOP's pro-Trump opportunism.

In the coming weeks, the Court could make important decisions on racial discrimination, access to the courts, and Puerto Rico’s financial crisis.

Why the justices should rule to let President Obama's executive action stand.

The justices ruled unanimously that Texas’s “one person, one vote” reapportionment is constitutional. But the war is far from over.

Public-sector unions caught a break from the Court’s 4-4 opinion. But a divided Court is good news for nobody.