Supreme Court So Far Won’t Stop Bump Stock Ban
26 March 2019 The ban on bump stock devices, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire like machine guns, took effect Tuesday.
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Supreme Court’s Cross Case Could Affect Monuments Nationally
27 February 2019 By the same token, those monuments could be insulated from challenges if supporters prevail, as many observers think is likely given the court's conservative makeup.
Supreme Court: Judges Can’t Rule from Beyond the Grave
25 February 2019 The case involved Fresno County public school math consultant Aileen Rizo, who sued after learning she made less than male colleagues.
Supreme Court Says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Back at Work
15 February 2019 The 85-year-old Ginsburg is attending the justices' Friday closed-door conference at which they're weighing whether to add new cases.
Abortion Case Shows Roberts Firmly at Supreme Court’s Center
8 February 2019 Since the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy last summer, Chief Justice John Roberts has become the court's new swing vote.
Ginsburg Makes First Public Appearance Since Cancer Surgery
5 February 2019 James Ginsburg said before the concert that his mother is walking a mile a day and meeting with her personal trainer twice a week.
High Court Lets Military Implement Transgender Restrictions
22 January 2019 The high court split 5-4 in allowing the plan to take effect, with the court’s five conservatives greenlighting it and its four liberal members saying they would not have.
Ginsburg Missing Supreme Court Arguments for 1st Time
7 January 2019 A court spokeswoman said the 85-year-old justice is continuing to recuperate and work from home after doctors removed two cancerous growths from her left lung.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear States’ Appeal over Planned Parenthood
10 December 2018 The court's order reflected a split among its conservative justices and an accusation from Justice Clarence Thomas that his colleagues seemed to be ducking the case for political reasons.
High Court Likely to Say States Can’t Levy Excessive Fines
28 November 2018 The Supreme Court left little doubt that it would rule that the Constitution's ban on excessive fines applies to the states, an outcome that could help an Indiana man recover the $40,000 Land Rover police seized when they arrested him for selling about $400 worth of heroin.
Chief Justice Roberts Asks Federal Judges to Handle Complaints About Justice Kavanaugh
11 October 2018 The complaints relate to statements that Brett Kavanaugh made during his highly-contentious confirmation hearings.
Bitter Fight Over Kavanaugh Shadows a Conservative Court
8 October 2018 The shadow of a bitter confirmation fight is likely to hang over the court as it takes on divisive issues, especially those dealing with politics and women's rights.
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Are These Images from the Live Action ‘Lilo and Stitch’ Remake?
16 April 2019 This concept art could earn "Lilo and Stitch" a not-so-Disney G-rating.
Did U.S. Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Repeatedly Guess ‘Free’ on TV Show ‘The Price is Right?’
15 April 2019 Might be hard to "come on down" to "The Price is Right" if that's your only response.
Do the Oldest and Weakest Wolves Really Lead the Pack?
22 December 2015 A photograph of a wolf pack is commonly shared with an inaccurate description of the behavior of wolves.
Is This a Photograph of an Elephant Carrying a Lion Cub?
18 September 2018 A photograph of an elephant carrying a lion cub should need to be real to be considered the "best photo of this century."