Courts & Law

DC judge apologizes to alleged White House correspondents' dinner shooter for jail treatment

Supreme Court temporarily allows full access abortion drug, including mail orders, amid appeal

Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito on Monday issued an order pausing a ruling that would restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone amid an appeal by the manufacturer.

Attorneys for WHCD suspected gunman seeking to remove him from suicide watch

At an emergency hearing that is scheduled for Monday, Allen’s attorneys are expected to ask Zia Faruqui to end the suicide precautions, which place him in a “safe cell” under 24-hour lockdown.

Manufacturer of abortion pill Mifepristone asks Supreme Court to pause limits on mail-orders

The company, Danco Laboratories, based in Delaware, filed an emergency request on Saturday

You Vote: Should Congress or the states legislate abortion rights?

Biden pushes to codify into federal law the right to an abortion.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in to Supreme Court

She is the 104th associate justice and first Black woman to serve on the court

Kentucky abortion ban temporarily blocked by state court

Kentucky is one of a number of states that has had its abortion "trigger" law challenged in the wake of the SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Supreme Court accepts historic case that could reshape powers of legislatures to set election rules

Case was brought by North Carolina's GOP House speaker

Supreme Court hands Biden split results on EPA, remain in Mexico policy

On the final day of the term, the court handed down two highly anticipated rulings for the administration

University ordered to pay $411,000 in case that bolstered Trump Title IX rules

Judges question whether interim policies show universities' commitment to protecting due process and speech. University of Houston pays $30,000 to settle First Amendment challenge, promises old policies won't come back.