Author: John Fritze, USA TODAY

Gavin Grimm’s lawsuit drew headlines in 2016 when the Supreme Court initially agreed to hear it. A change in presidents has brought the case back.

A cheerleader vented her frustration on social media. Now the Supreme Court will decide if schools can punish students for off-campus speech.

Some fear the Supreme Court case could apply a new standard with sweeping implications for the disclosure of campaign donors and dark money groups.

The Supreme Court declined to hear three Second Amendment cases challenging a federal ban on gun ownership for people convicted of nonviolent crimes.

Companies are required to accommodate workers’ religious beliefs as long as it isn’t an “undue hardship.” Some justices want the court to define that.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is considered a candidate for the Supreme Court after Biden promised to name a black woman for the first time in history.

The Supreme Court ruling expands Fourth Amendment protections as the nation wrestles with police use of force and split-second decisions by officers.

After a lower court threw out the death sentence, the government appealed, seeking to have it reinstated.

The case was the latest in which the court was asked to consider state orders seeking to slow the spread of COVID-19 in light of the First Amendment.

The Constitution prohibits the president from receiving gifts or emoluments. Critics said Donald Trump violated that prohibition with his hotels.