Keeping score and resorting to certain words won't go over well.

Adding to his list of broken norms and precedents, on April 1, President Donald Trump sat in the audience during the Supreme Court’s oral arguments over his executive order ending birthright ...

Supreme Court Justice John Roberts labeled examples cited by Solicitor General John Sauer related to his "jurisdiction" arguments "very quirky." (Credit: SCOTUS) US launches bunker buster bomb on ...

The S&P 500 is up over 12%, and the Nasdaq is up more than 18% since April 1st, a move that historically demands mean ...

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Supreme Court justices had pointed questions for both sides during oral arguments on President Donald Trump's birthright citizenship order on Wednesday.

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In the most recent translation of one of philosophy’s greatest texts, Hegel’s The Phenomenology of Spirit, the translators ...

Bill Glod concludes the essay series on paternalism by discussing why opposition to it matters, including but not limited to: ...

President Donald Trump’s push to end automatic birthright citizenship was met by a suspicious Supreme Court on Wednesday, with liberal and conservative justices raising tough questions about ...