One possible reason the conservative justices usually don’t explain their pro-Trump shadow docket opinions: Their pro-Trump ...

Once again, the Court issues an unexplained shadow docket order that will inflict real-world harm on people whom Supreme ...

The simplest way to predict the outcome of any Supreme Court case is, “What is the result that would be most beneficial to ...

On Tuesday, a divided panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals allowed the Trump administration to proceed with its unilateral termination of roughly $20 billion in congressionally appropriated ...

In September 2021, about a year after she joined the Supreme Court and six months before she cast the deciding vote to ...

The Social Security Administration’s chief data officer, Charles Borges, tendered his “involuntary resignation” on Friday, days after filing a protected whistleblower disclosure that exposed grave ...

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a dissenting opinion yesterday that did not mince words about the Supreme Court’s eager facilitation of the Trump administration’s discriminatory agenda. It was ...

As is so often the case in American politics, you can draw a straight line between this frantic gerrymandering arms race and a mind-bendingly stupid decision from the U.S. Supreme Court. In a 5-4 ...

For most prospective lawyers, the path to licensure is both arduous and relatively straightforward: spend three years in law school, cram for a two-day-long bar exam, submit an application for ...

On November 20, 1968, a coal mine in West Virginia exploded with 99 workers inside, claiming 78 lives. This disaster catalyzed the labor movement: From mid-February to early March, tens of thousands ...

The primary responsibility of America’s largest law firms is ensuring that the rich and powerful remain rich and powerful. They are handsomely compensated for their trouble. Last year, for instance, ...