Alex Swoyer

President Biden’s Justice Department is asking the Supreme Court to resurrect a regulation on ghost guns that the feds say is necessary since the weapons have been used in “an explosion of crimes” nationwide.

Former President Donald Trump said his plans for a second term in the White House include firing special counsel Jack Smith.

The Supreme Court is weighing whether to allow city officials in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to issue speeding tickets to Native American tribal members in a dispute over a $150 traffic fine — but the issue could affect the enforcement of other city ordinances in a territory where about a million people live.

The Supreme Court has rejected Tulsa’s request to halt a lower court order allowing the city to issue speeding tickets to Native Americans.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ relationship with wealthy individuals received renewed scrutiny Thursday in a report saying he has taken more than three dozen vacations with influential people during his time on the bench.

Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch wrote in the majority opinion of a 2020 decision protecting LGBTQ employees from workplace discrimination that the landmark ruling does not apply to school policies on transgender youths’ use of bathrooms and locker rooms.

The state of Montana asked a judge not to block its law banning TikTok, arguing the ban is not a violation of the First Amendment or freedom of speech, but is instead a restriction on the use of a product.

If former President Donald Trump gets reelected, he could derail the federal legal cases against him, according to legal experts who said he’d have several ways to get out of the jam once he’s back in the White House.

Parents and students at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology this week asked the Supreme Court to hear their challenge to the institution’s admissions policy, arguing it discriminates against Asian American students.

Imposing a code of ethics on the justices who serve on the Supreme Court is a political idea that — like much of the rest of American politics — has split proponents and opponents down the middle.