The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

"The Supreme Court has recently confirmed that the Free Exercise Clause does not prohibit a state from providing 'a strictly secular education in its public schools'"—and, the court held, that extends to California charter schools and their parental "home-based direct instruction approved by the school and coordinated, evaluated, and supervised…

Top State Department official indicates agency will renew effort to punish foreign-born students who air views deemed as extolling violence

Senate Banking advances Stephen Miran for a Federal Reserve post after he says he'll take unpaid leave from White House job.

A federal appeals court ordered Shira Perlmutter reinstated Wednesday as the register of copyrights at the Library of Congress.

ANALYSIS: Nepal’s political class has been effectively wiped out in an extraordinary 24 hours of unrest. With no obvious leaders among the student movement that swept Kathmandu, there are few candidates remaining to take the country forward. Namita Singh reports

The Supreme Court granted the Trump Administration's request for an expedited hearing on the president's powers to impose tariffs on Tuesday.

The cases will be considered on an accelerated schedule.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily allowed the Trump administration to hold on to billions in foreign aid funds that it wants to cancel.

The Supreme Court said Tuesday it would decide the legality of the majority of President Donald Trump’s worldwide tariff regime.