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Supreme Court Sidesteps Major Rulings on Electoral Map Manipulation
Chief Justice John Roberts said the court was leaving for another day whether judges have the power to remedy claims of unconstitutionally biased electoral maps.
Republicans Try Redistricting Tactics to Gain Even More Power
GOP wants to trade valuable information for seats in Congress.
Ruling in Colorado Bakery Case Sends Message About Discrimination
The Supreme Court made it clear that you cannot target people based on religion or sexual orientation — but left the future of similar cases in limbo.
Trump Administration Takes Another Hit on DACA
The fate of Dreamers remains to be seen.
Supreme Court Allows Trump's 'Muslim Ban 3.0' to Go into Effect
In a yearlong push to appease its anti-Muslim fan base, the Trump administration temporarily gets its way.
N.C. Gerrymandered to Limit Black Voters' Influence, Supreme Court Rules
The ruling is expected to largely impact future court cases, particularly in the South.
Democrats Come Down Hard at Supreme Court Nomination Hearing
"I'm deeply disappointed that it's under these circumstances that we begin our hearings," Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the committee's top ranking Democrat, said.
Trump's Supreme Court Pick 'Even More Extreme' than Justice Scalia
Nineteen prominent LGBT organizations have asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to "interrogate" Judge Neil Gorsuch, who "poses a significant threat to the LGBT community."
Transgender Rights Remain in Limbo: Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear a case regarding the rights of transgender students.
'Religious Freedom' Order Could Legalize Discrimination
Discrimination under the guise of religious freedom would be acceptable "without suffering adverse treatment from the Federal Government," according to a draft executive order.
SCOTUS Nominee Raises Concerns in LGBT Community
"Since the moment he stepped foot in the Oval Office, President Trump has attacked equality."
Loretta Lynch: DOJ 'Stands ready' to Stop Unlawful Intimidation, Discrimination at Voting Polls
Though a Supreme Court decision will limit the amount of DOJ poll observers, the U.S. attorney general says the DOJ will "protect every eligible citizen's right to vote."
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