United States Supreme Court

Phil Sechler discusses the case he argued before the Supreme Court on behalf of a charter school that was denied state funding due to its religious beliefs.

Tennesee’s regulation of “transgender” medical treatments for children is about protecting them from immature decisions, not about sexism against boys or girls, the state’s top lawyer told the Supreme Court Wednesday.

Breitbart’s Senior Legal Contributor Ken Klukowski explains the Supreme Court ruling upholding Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s decision to remove noncitizens from his state’s voting rolls.

Justice Neil Gorsuch undercut claims the ATF’s “ghost gun” rule is not a new interpretation by noting the government held a different view as recently as 2021.

On Friday, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) upheld a federal ban on gun ownership for subjects of domestic violence restraining orders. 

Supreme Court justices appeared split during oral arguments on Wednesday in a case surrounding the Biden administration’s attempt to require emergency room doctors to perform abortions under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act of 1986 (EMTALA).

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that could have a significant impact on how mifepristone is prescribed in the United States.

Hillary Clinton took to social media to weigh in on the leak of the draft of a U.S. Supreme Court decision on  Roe v. Wade, which shows a majority of justices reject the idea abortion is a constitutional right.

High school football coach Joe Kennedy lost his job when he refused to stop praying on the 50-yard line after games.

Supreme Court Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett was heckled this month while speaking at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute in California, and her reaction served as a reminder of her grace under fire during Senate confirmation hearings in 2020.

The United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruled on Thursday that the burden of proof under federal immigration law falls on illegal aliens when they are trying to escape deportation. 

Pop superstar Cher has claimed that people’s lives “will never be the same” if Judge Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed to the United States Supreme Court.

Birmingham, ALABAMA — Speaking in an exclusive interview before election day, Republican senatorial candidate Roy Moore slammed opponent Doug Jones as “extreme” on abortion and an “ultra-liberal” on policy issues.

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to hear another death row case from the Texas County that ranks number one in the nation for sending defendants to the death chamber. The Honduran national urges he should have been given resources to develop his claim of mental illness and drug addiction and prosecutors should not have considered his status as an illegal alien.

An illegal alien, represented by a George Soros-funded law firm, has filed a lawsuit to fight the judicial action blocking illegal aliens from receiving benefits under President Obama’s executive amnesty program. The injunction was left standing by the U.S. Supreme Court in June.

In a Washington Times op-ed, Breitbart Legal Editor Ken Klukowski and Ken Blackwell of the Family Research Council write that Justice Clarence Thomas’ 25-year Supreme Court legacy “would make the Framers proud.”

The United States Supreme Court has issued a decision which is a significant blow to Texas abortion law by striking down Texas House Bill 2 (HB 2). In a 5-3 decision, the nation’s highest court has struck down HB 2 in the case of Whole Woman’s Health et al. v. Hellerstedt. The legislation was signed into law by then Governor Rick Perry in 2013.

A challenge to Texas voter identification law will be heard by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Tuesday. A three judge panel that includes two Democratic appointees will hear the case. One of the judges is a federal district court judge from the Eastern District of Texas who is sitting by designation.

Twenty-nine Kansas government employees have been charged with bribery and other crimes in connection with providing fake drivers licenses to undocumented workers. A retired Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent told 41 KSHB Action News that issuing fake licenses could lead to a wide range of fraud and other criminal activity, including terrorist activity. The undocumented workers allegedly paid $2,500 to obtain these fake drivers licenses.

The States of Kansas and Arizona, and the Secretaries of State from those respective states filed a Petition for Writ of Certiorari in the United States Supreme Court Tuesday asking the Court to hear a case involving the issue of noncitizens illegally registering to vote in elections in the United States.

In a 6-3 opinion this week, the United States Supreme Court evaluated the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act and devised a new test for determining discrimination claims for employees who become pregnant. America’s highest court reversed a decision by a lower court holding that the Pregnancy Discrimination Act does not give pregnant women “a ‘most favored nation’ status.” A United Parcel Service (UPS) worker sued UPS because they did not put her in a lighter-duty position after she became pregnant.

The United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Monday, March 23rd, in a case deciding whether the State of Texas acted unconstitutionally in disallowing the sale of a license plate displaying the Confederate Flag. The Texas Chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) argue that the free speech rights of their members have been violated by the rejection of their 2009 application for the license plate. The license plate bears the Confederate flag and the words “Sons of Confederate Veterans 1896.”