The Latest Breaking News from the US Supreme Court

The United Kingdom recently launched a broad system of age verification that requires any platforms that host pornography or other “harmful” content to ensure their users are 18 or older.

A wrongly deported Salvadoran man returned to the US during a fierce row over President Donald Trump's hardline immigration policies was released Friday from prison, where he had been detained on human smuggling charges, his lawyer told AFP. The US Supreme Court had ordered the Trump administration to "facilitate" the…

SCOTUS will soon decide.

A man convicted of kidnapping a woman from an insurance office in the early 1980s and killing her is set for execution in Florida

The execution would mark the 12th scheduled in Florida this year

Since Democratic lawmakers left Texas to delay Republicans’ new map, state leaders have challenged the limits of traditional democratic norms to break the impasse.

In 2015, former clerk Kim Davis refused to issue a marriage licence to a same-sex couple on religious grounds. She was jailed for six days and required to pay a fine and legal fees. Now, she’s petitioning to have the ruling overturned, claiming that it was her First Amendment right…

Black’s US lawyers raised concerns that his heart implant could shock him back to life, leading to undue suffering.

A Florida man convicted of killing his wife and two children with a machete in 1994 is set for execution

Investors are trading as if one of two conditions will turn out to be true: That the deal is composed of stuff that was going to happen anyway, or that the U.S. Supreme Court will rule Trump's deals are illegal.

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.