The Supreme Court justice talks #MeToo, Millennials, and the cases she’d like to see overturned.

How a farcical series of events in the 1880s produced an enduring and controversial legal precedent

Just after 3 p.m. on Monday, all attorneys in the state of Utah received a shocking email from the bar association.

The conservative justices seem prepared to decide Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, a case that could harm public sector unions, without so much as a factual record.

A Supreme Court case on public-sector unions is a reminder of why it matters how Justice Neil Gorsuch landed on the court.

With new evidence that he lied to get onto the Supreme Court, it’s time to take the idea seriously.

From the elevated 7-train, millions of people passing through Long Island City, Queens, could spot the massive warehouses....Virtually overnight, nearly all of it was destroyed.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s off-the-court schedule is full, with at least nine public appearances over three weeks.

The Supreme Court justice’s prose is exhausting to read and impossible to take seriously.

So much for speculation that the notorious RBG was ready to pack up her law books.

The legal pushback to President Trump's travel ban is part of a growing number of legal challenges in recent years to the expansion of presidential power.

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Of course, the idiot candidate is the one who "doxxed" him.

Two women said he had them watch porn in his chambers. Four others said they were subjected to inappropriate comments or other actions.

Judge gives Paul Manafort's lawyers until Thursday to save his bail agreement.

Linda Greenhouse on why "the opposite of objectivity isn’t partisanship."

Republican lawyers and lawmakers are working together to install conservative judges on the influential federal appeals courts at a clip not seen in decades.

If rumors leak about a justice’s behavior in conference, it is almost certainly a justice who leaked them.

The newest Justice tried to give a lecture about the Constitution. His colleague had other ideas.

There is a strong internal culture based on the idea that no Justice should embarrass the Court.