Supreme Court

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Undergoes Heart Surgery

By Maya Rhodan

Prop. 8 Plaintiffs: Charles Manson Can Get Married, But We Still Can't

By Jeff Zarrillo and Paul Katami

Libya Parliament 'Unconstitutional'

By David Stout

How Far Do Whistleblower Laws Go?

By Haley Sweetland Edwards
More in Supreme Court

Is Alliance Defending Freedom the Next Hobby Lobby?

If a church or its religious leader wants to enter the partisan political fray and support a specific candidate, that is one step too far

By Eric H. Yoffie

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Felons Can Sell Their Guns

Case will determine how much "ownership" felons have over their guns

By Charlotte Alter

John Oliver Mocks the Supreme Court's Camera Ban by Dressing Up Dogs as Justices

Plus, he offers up some raw footage so you too can reenact your favorite Supreme Court cases

By Samantha Grossman

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Says She Has Quite a Large Supply of Notorious RBG Shirts

"Now my grandchildren love it"

By Zeke J Miller

Judge Strikes Down Arizona's Same-Sex Marriage Ban

Arizona is the latest state where gay marriage is legal following an earlier Supreme Court move

By Justin Worland

Court Allows North Carolina Voting Law to Stand in Midterm

Same-day registration and out-of-precinct voting are prohibited in the Tar Heel state this November

By Maya Rhodan

Meet the Lawyers Fighting for Religious Freedom

Arguing for a Muslim prisoner's right to grow a beard is just the latest effort for the firm that won the Hobby Lobby case

By Elizabeth Dias

Supreme Court Passes on Gay Marriage Debate for Now

The top court could still decide to hear one of the seven gay marriage cases pending before it.

By Noah Rayman

Voting Rights Battles Heat Up Ahead of Midterm Elections

After Ohio, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Texas may send voting rights cases to the Supreme Court

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Ginsburg: Citizens United Was Supreme Court's Worst Ruling

"I think the notion that we have all the democracy that money can buy strays so far from what our democracy is supposed to be"

By Charlotte Alter

Justice Ginsburg Suggests Senate Republicans Are Keeping Her At Her Job

A revealing interview to a women's magazine shows how politics is impacting the court

By Michael Scherer

U.S. 'About as Conservative As It Will Get' on Abortion

Country will become more progressive "when we have a more functioning Congress," Supreme Court Justice tells Elle

By Eliana Dockterman

Elena Kagan Presides Over Same-Sex Wedding for First Time

The Supreme Court Justice officiated her former law clerk's ceremony

By Nolan Feeney

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to Receive Medal

Justice Sotomayor has been named the 2015 recipient of the Katharine Hepburn Medal awarded by Bryn Mawr College

By Maya Rhodan

Supreme Court Puts Hold on Virginia Same-Sex Marriages

Same-sex marriages could have begun as early as Thursday

By Alex Rogers

Obama Floats Supreme Court Vacancy to Come

The President suggests for the first time a Supreme Court vacancy in his final two years of office

By Zeke J Miller
1...3233343536...38
More from TIME
More From TIME