The Monday arguments about President Obama’s policies have raised the possibility of deadlocked Supreme Court, which would block the program that spares people from deportation.
In remarks Thursday, the president blasted Senate Republicans for refusing to hold hearings on Supreme Court pick Merrick Garland.
Gov. Phil Bryant must now decide whether to sign legislation that opponents say invites anti-LGBT discrimination.
In arguments last week, the eight-justice court appeared divided, raising the possibility of a 4-4 split regarding the Obamacare rule that insurers cover contraception costs.
It's the second case where the high court has split 4-4 since Justice Antonin Scalia died, with more likely before the term ends in June.
Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky immediately announced it would file a lawsuit contesting the new law.
Senate Republicans have been selectively using his previous remarks in the fight over President Obama’s nominee, the vice president said.
The high court decided Monday not to hear a case involving complaints from Nebraska and Oklahoma about Colorado's cannabis trade.
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, says he won't schedule a hearing on any Supreme Court nominee during a presidential-election year.
President Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Chief Judge Merrick Garland, faces what is sure to be a rancorous confirmation fight in the Senate.
President Barack Obama’s choice, the chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, will face a difficult confirmation battle in the GOP-controlled Senate.
Republicans are preparing a multi-pronged media attack with advertisements and petitions to derail President Obama’s nominee.
The groups, which want the House to support Obama's executive actions, also will protest at the speaker’s district office in Wisconsin.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of front-runner Grace Poe, whose campaign was hounded by questions about her citizenship and residency.
An Alabama court was required to recognize the woman’s parental rights because they had been legally endorsed by a court in Georgia, the high court ruled.
The two parties’ front-runners remain the top choices of New Yorkers, while Clinton and Sanders both beat Republicans in general election match-ups.
Abortion providers contend the law was designed to shut down abortion clinics.
Brian Deese was involved in leading the administration’s bailout of the U.S. auto industry and making budget deals with Congress
The South Korean phone manufacturer didn't violate Apple patents and won't have to pay it $119.6 million, an appeals court ruled Friday.
The Democratic candidate had harsh words for Senate Republicans who say they'll refuse to let the president fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
The Texas sheriff’s department said U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia had a pillowcase over his eyes when he was found in bed at the Cibolo Creek Ranch.
The first female Supreme Court justice broke with Republicans on the issue of Antonin Scalia's replacement.