Two artists cannot be forced to create custom invitations for same-sex weddings, Arizona's Supreme Court ruled Monday, saying it would run afoul of their constitutional rights. Published September 16, 2019
A challenge to President Trump's ties to his family-owned properties may end up in the Supreme Court just in time for next year's elections, court watchers predict. Published September 15, 2019
Immigrant rights groups sued the Trump administration Friday over the president's plan to collect citizenship data through federal agencies, which will then share that information to states, arguing the move is unlawful and discriminatory. Published September 14, 2019
A federal appeals court Friday revived a lawsuit against President Trump, saying restaurant and hotel owners in New York and D.C. should be able to challenge the president's business interests tied to his family-owned hotels. Published September 13, 2019
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said Thursday if she could add any amendment to the U.S. Constitution it would be an Equal Rights Amendment declaring men and women are equal under the law. Published September 12, 2019
Sen. Ted Cruz announced Thursday he plans to vote against Judge Halil Suleyman Ozerden, President Trump's judicial nominee for the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Politico reported. Published September 12, 2019
The father of the woman who accused Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct during his confirmation process reportedly supported the president's high court pick, according to a report Thursday by the Federalist. Published September 12, 2019
The Senate's top Democrat on Thursday said President Trump has been tougher on China than Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama but must keep up the pressure, particularly on Huawei, amid signs of a thaw in the trade war. Published September 12, 2019
Senate Democrats used a judicial-confirmation hearing Wednesday to demand that one of President Trump's nominees detail his work in the White House Counsel's Office, where he gave legal advice on immigration policy. Published September 11, 2019
The U.S. Senate confirmed President Trump's 150th judicial nominee Wednesday, helping to fulfill the president's campaign promise to remake the federal bench with a conservative bent. Published September 11, 2019
The Supreme Court cleared the way Wednesday for the Trump administration to deny asylum to migrants from other countries who traveled through Mexico before reaching the U.S., giving the administration a major win as it tries to stop the border surge. Published September 11, 2019
Senators came together Wednesday in the chamber for a moment of silence to honor of the thousands of lives lost during the terrorist attack on Sept. 11, 2001. Published September 11, 2019
A Christian florist, who refused to participate in a same-sex wedding, has again requested that the Supreme Court take her case, filing a new petition Wednesday. Published September 11, 2019
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that President Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton had the ability to understand the world's threats against American interests and the need not to retreat. Published September 11, 2019
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell signaled Tuesday there's partisan wrangling between Republicans and Democrats in their negotiations to fund the government ahead of the current deadline at the end of the month. Published September 10, 2019
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg characterized calls for eliminating the Electoral College as more "theoretical than real." Published September 10, 2019
Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer said Tuesday Democrats would force a vote to terminate the president's national emergency declaration after the administration moved to use military funds to construct the wall along the southern border. Published September 10, 2019
A bipartisan collection of 50 attorneys general from states and U.S. territories united Monday in Washington to announce an investigation into Google, exploring whether the internet search giant violated state and federal antitrust laws as it moved to dominate the online advertising market. Published September 9, 2019
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading a group of 50 attorneys general in a multi-state probe into Google, exploring whether the company violated state and federal antitrust laws. Published September 9, 2019
A federal court on Monday reinstated a nationwide injunction against President Trump's rule denying asylum to anyone who passed through a third country before coming to the United States, just hours before the administration released new figures showing a sharp drop in illegal immigration from Mexico. Published September 9, 2019
