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Can Police Track Your Phone Without A Warrant? ACLU Warns Yes

The ACLU filed its opening brief in a Supreme Court case that will determine if police can acquire location information from cell phone data without a warrant.

Supreme Court Ruling Allows Patent And Trademark Requests For Racial Slurs, Swastika

A Supreme Court ruling is ushering in requests to approve offensive trademarks.

Can Trump Pardon Himself? His Lawyer Jay Sekulow Says It's Supreme Court's Decision

Investigations into Russia have Trump's legal team exploring a lot of options for self-pardoning.

How Republicans Protect Anonymous Donors And Their ‘Dark Money’ Groups

Justice Antonin Scalia said citizens should be required to “stand up in public for their political acts.” But language inserted in recent appropriations bills protects so-called “dark money” groups, with their anonymous donors, from IRS scrutiny.

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Twitter Reacts To The Supreme Court Reinstating Parts Of The Travel Ban

Trump claims total win for partial ban.

Will Justice Anthony Kennedy Retire? Control Of The Supreme Court Hangs In The Balance

Picking a new Justice would be a Trump win.

Justice Anthony Kennedy's Retirement Rumors Surface; 4 Landmark Decisions By Supreme Court Justice

As rumors start circulating whether Justice Anthony Kennedy will retire this summer, we take a look at some of his landmark decisions.

What Is Gerrymandering? Supreme Court Looks At Case In Wisconsin

Supreme Court could cause a glacial shift in American Politics.

Should Sex Offenders Be Allowed To Use Facebook? Supreme Court Makes 1st Amendment Decision

The Supreme Court made a decision Monday about the use of social media by registered sex offenders.

Robert Bryant Melson Execution: Sedative Midalozam Use In Lethal Injections Can Lead To Complications

Death row inmate Robert Bryant Melson was executed by the Alabama state Thursday night by lethal injection in which a sedative midazolam is used.

Can Police Track Your Phone Without Warrant? Supreme Court To Decide On Location Data

The Supreme Court has agreed to review a case to determine requirements to get a warrant before obtaining cell phone location data from telecommunications companies.

DOJ Wants Supreme Court To Revive Trump's Travel Ban: What It Means For America's Muslims

If five out of nine Supreme Court justices rule in favor of Trump's travel ban, it will go into effect immediately.

Lexmark Supreme Court Ruling: Court Finds Companies Can't Use Patent Laws To Restrict Resellers

A unanimous decision by the Supreme Court issued Tuesday found that patent holders cannot use patent laws control how resellers and refurbishers use their products after purchase.

Anthony Kennedy Retirement Rumors: Who Is Trump's Next Pick For Supreme Court?

Amid Monday rumors that Justice Anthony Kennedy is seriously considering retirement, President Donald Trump’s possible next pick for the Supreme Court has become a hot topic.

How Long Will Gorsuch Be On The Supreme Court? Justices' Terms Vary By Age

Given that they're appointed for life, the younger the justice, the longer they tend to serve, Pew Research Center reported in February.

Neil Gorsuch Confirmation Betting Odds: Chances Of Congress Approving Supreme Court Nominee

With many Democrats voting no but Republicans considering the nuclear option, it's been an interesting ride for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.

Neil Gorsuch Vote: Will The Senate Go 'Nuclear' To Approve Supreme Court Nominee?

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer promises a filibuster against Neil Gorsuch, saying that would make Republicans and Democrats even.

Neil Gorsuch Vote: Latest List Of Senators Opposing Trump's Supreme Court Nominee

Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Bernie Sanders have all come out against President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee.

What Does Discrimination Look Like Today? Supreme Court Could Decide How Employers Can Screen Resumes

A middle-age job seeker wants the court to hear his age discrimination claim after it was revealed a prospective employer used resume scanning software to filter applications.

Bernie Sanders Opposes Trump Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch, Promises To Vote No

"Americans deserve a Supreme Court justice who respects the rights of workers to be treated fairly instead of bowing to big business," the Vermont senator said in a statement Thursday.