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Democratic Midterm Sweep Threatens Trump’s Path to Replace Alito or Thomas

Control of the Senate will let Democrats block judicial nominees, making a rushed lame‑duck Supreme Court confirmation unlikely.

Michigan Approves ‘Money Out of Politics’ Ballot Measure as Federal Lawsuit Seeks to Block It

Trump's Effort to Oust Fed Governor Stalled by Courts and Democratic Senate

Three States Enshrine or Defend Abortion Access While Idaho Keeps Its Ban

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Trump Says He Will Preemptively Pardon Staff and Offer Protection to Elon Musk

Hegseth Faces Bipartisan Revolt as Impeachment Vote Looms and Defense Funding Stalls

Four States to Decide Abortion Rules in Nov. 3 Midterms

Trump Says He Would Nominate Ted Cruz to Supreme Court

Earls vs. Stevens Will Decide Control of North Carolina Supreme Court

Speaker Johnson Calls Concerns About Post‑Election Transfer 'Absurd'

White House Gives Politico 48 Hours to Retract Susie Wiles Stories or Face Review

Kagan Blasts Conservative Supreme Court for Weakening U.S. Democracy

Trump Floated Removing White House Reporters to Restore FDR’s Indoor Pool

Supreme Court Bars Trump From Immediately Ending Gender‑Affirming Care in Federal Prisons

Alito’s ‘Tavern’ Originalism Draws Sharp Criticism

Supreme Court Declines Review of Maine’s 72‑Hour Gun Waiting Period

Sotomayor and Gorsuch Join to Warn on Municipal Seizures as Court Narrows Its Docket

Appeals Court Presses Back on DOJ Bid to Treat Presidential Records as Private Property

MAGA Activists With White House Access Urge Martial Law and Seizure of Ballots if Midterms Are ‘Rigged’

Billionaires Pour $300 Million Into Campaign to Defeat California’s Prop 40