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.

In the latest Obamacare case before the Court, Antonin Scalia’s absence could prove decisive.

A debate over the law's contraceptive coverage requirement will revolve around what constitutes a "significant burden."

The nomination of Merrick Garland puts the GOP in a bind. But it also represents a missed opportunity.

The originalist case for the Senate to do its job.

There are a few reasons. Political calculation isn't one of them.

President Obama's nominee, a former prosecutor, has spent his career being careful, persuasive, and collegial.

If conservatives really believe Trump should be denied the presidency, they will encourage Republicans to fill the Supreme Court vacancy with all deliberate speed.

The politicization of the court has sullied its reputation.