The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

Maxwell, who was convicted of grooming and sexually abusing underage girls and young women for years with Epstein, is appealing to the High Court over the financier’s 2007 plea agreement with Florida feds

The New York Times' editorial board ripped the Supreme Court for "ducking" their core responsibilities over the course of President Donald Trump's second term.

As the United States edges up to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026, one of the core principles the founders sought to advance – that the government must act with accountability and in accordance with the rule of law – is being strongly tested.

Delhi has witnessed the cleanest July in the last one decade. What has changed this time? 

Organisers and participants said this year’s Trans Pride event was of particular importance in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling in April.

The attorney general can appoint interim U.S. Attorneys to successive 120-day terms of office unless the nominee is someone to whom the Senate has refused to give advice and consent by a vote either in committee or on the floor.

Imagine your father being paraded naked in front of you and your acquaintances. Your 12-year-old son being slapped in the middle of the night. Your wife or sister being humiliated. Imagine yourself being stripped naked and subjected to months of brutal violence. Cut off from your loved ones for years,…

A federal judge on Friday blocked US President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions in a third ruling since the high court's decision in June.

The article makes a compelling argument that has broader implications.

It was a decision based on oral information that may have set off a chain of convictions in a MCOCA court in the 2006 Mumbai blasts case. An order that was overturned nearly a decade later by the Bombay High Court, and now stayed by the Supreme Court. 

COMMENT: My trans friends are under attack like never before – not least thanks to the Supreme Court’s ruling about the legal definition of what is a ‘woman’. In a challenging climate, allyship is the least I can offer, says Kat Brown