The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

Supreme Court tackles Trump's bid to reverse disqualification from Colorado primary ballot, raising questions about insurrection and future presidential el...

“It's really sort of beyond the pale and legally wrong," says former Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann

If a school board member has a social media account, would it be wrong for them to block someone and delete their comments? That’s a question the Supreme Court has decided to take up after public officials, including two school board members, blocked constituents from seeing their accounts or removed…

Delhi High Court asks Mahua Moitra to move representation to Directorate of Estates for permission to retain government accommodation.

In a possible setback for companies operating without prior environment clearance in violation of norms, the Supreme Court has stayed the Union environment ministry’s ex-post facto approval to such projects – some running for well over a decade.        

Delve into the extraordinary lengths Democrats are going to in an attempt to stop Trump, as his legal team takes on a crucial battle in the Supreme Court.

Gun owners in California can no longer carry firearms into a range of locations deemed "sensitive spaces." It is already facing all kinds of hurdles in the courts.

The Supreme Court on January 4 dismissed a plea by Congress leader Pawan Khera challenging the Allahabad High Court’s refusal to quash criminal proceedings against him for allegedly making objectionable remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Delhi High Court on Thursday disposed of the petition of former TMC MP Mohua Moitra as her counsel withdrew the plea challenging the cancellation of government allotment. Read further on Dynamite News:

On a day the Supreme Court granted relief to the Adani Group over petitions seeking an SIT probe into the Hindenburg report’s allegations, sections of the media seemed to revive the spectre of George Soros even when the billionaire hedge fund investor had found no mention in the 46-page verdict.

A US Supreme Court ruling on the issue of Mr Trump’s eligibility to run again for the White House would be binding nationwide