The justices have expanded property rights in a number of recent cases.

It was a relatively narrow decision in favor of Catholic Social Services, but some say it indicates a shift at the Supreme Court.

The justices left the entire law intact Thursday, ruling that plaintiffs had no right to bring their lawsuit in federal court.

In its unanimous ruling, the court says the FTC could always ask Congress for more authority to recover money for victims.

The Supreme Court’s ruling that Google’s use of Java was “transformative use” has some in the entertainment world worried.

Meanwhile, March Madness, the NCAA’s most profitable event, is in full swing.

More than 20 million people would lose health insurance if the Supreme Court invalidates the Affordable Care Act.

For the first time in decades, one strategist says, the Supreme Court has been a bigger motivator for Democrats than for Republicans.

Those most in need of federal funding could be left out of the census count.

The explosion in Democratic donations has been connected to concern about the fate of the Supreme Court.