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  1. The Supreme Court on Monday struck down the Texas law that imposed strict new requirements on abortion clinics in the state. The 5-3 decision in the case of Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt will likely have sweeping implications for abortion regulations throughout the United States. What

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  1. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy says a willingness to change course on the bench is not an indication of weakness, but rather a sign of "fidelity to your judicial oath."

  2. WHY IT MATTERS: A sampling of issues at stake in election and their impact on Americans, and the world

  3. The Supreme Court is heading into the final days of the term. Between now and the end of the month the Court will weigh in on some major issues facing the country: abortion , affirmative action and immigration. The court — down to eight members since Justice Antonin Scalia's death in February —

  4. A black man who was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death by an all-white jury in Georgia, has successfully convinced the Supreme Court that the jury selection in his case was racially biased three decades later. The defendant, Timothy Foster, argued that the prosecution violated his

  5. NCAA leaders are facing a potentially historic decision this week that could either lead to the preservation of the organization's idea of athletic amateurism or radically transform college sports into the pay-for-play system that the NCAA has fought for decades. The decision looming for NCAA

  6. From abortion to Obamacare to Scalia, ABC's Kate Shaw, Adam Teicholz and Slate's Dahlia Lithwick break down the key issues and events shaping the year for the nation's highest court.

  7. The Supreme Court began hearing arguments today on the legality of President Obama’s immigration executive action, which would grant “ deferred action ” -- essentially temporary relief from deportation -- to millions of undocumented immigrants, primarily the parents of U.S. citizens and lawful

  8. The Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee have officially declared they will not hold a hearing on anyone President Obama nominates for the Supreme Court . In a letter today, signed by all 11 Republicans on the 20-member committee, the members tell their Senate majority leader, Mitch

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