Lydia Wheeler

Whether funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unlawful or not could rest with conservative Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett, one court watcher says.

Easha Anand, who argued her first Supreme Court case Tuesday, wanted to be a mathematician until a Yale abstract algebra class she took alongside an elementary school-age prodigy convinced her she wasn’t cut out for it.

December will be another light month for arguments at the US Supreme Court with only seven cases on the schedule.

The US Supreme Court agreed to hear a former Texas city councilwoman’s bid to sue the mayor, police chief, and a special investigator for allegedly violating her right to petition and criticize the government.

The US Supreme Court will consider whether states can force banks to pay interest on mortgage escrow accounts.

Protesters interrupted US Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett during her appearance at the University of Minnesota Law School on Monday afternoon.

The threats are horrifying. The vulnerability of those targeted is stunning. And the system that’s supposed to protect them is inadequate.

Delay has always been the goal in former President Donald Trump's criminal prosecution but a newly framed question from the US Supreme Court in his immunity case could make a trial before the November election all but impossible.

“Fifty-Time Supreme Court Litigator Keeps Justices on Their Toes; Lisa Blatt the first woman to argue 50 cases at high court; Advocates for women to have passions separate from profession”:

Like no one before him, Donald Trump speaks to members of the media at Manhattan criminal court in New York, on May 10. Photographer: Victor J.