Matthew Vadum

A lower court held that a corporation’s separately incorporated affiliates had to pay damages for the infringement.

A lower court previously found energy producers could not demonstrate a close enough connection to the policy they oppose to justify participating in a lawsuit.

A podcaster argued the orders violated his First Amendment right to gather news.

The D.C. Circuit previously found that the federal government was entitled to sue to recover the emails in former Trump aide's personal email account.

An appeals court rejected Brian Benjamin’s argument that a bribery conviction based on campaign contributions may not be ‘inferred from the circumstances.’

Allowing the state to limit rates could lead to ‘a patchwork of state laws’ across the country governing internet access, an industry group argued.

The ruling cites this year’s precedent that requires courts no longer defer to federal agencies’ interpretation of federal laws.

Judge Michael Ponsor said in a newspaper column that Justice Samuel Alito should have known flying certain flags would be politically provocative.

The air travelers fighting the terrorist watchlist program says it was never explicitly authorized by Congress.

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin says the high court ‘is mired in an ethical crisis of its own making.'