Kevin Daley covers the Supreme Court for the Washington Free Beacon. He has covered the Supreme Court since 2016. His email is daley@freebeacon.com.
The Supreme Court said Thursday that federal agents can be forced to pay out of their own pocket for religious liberty violations.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a Republican appeal to undo the certification of President-elect Joe Biden's victory in Pennsylvania. 
Texas attorney general Ken Paxton (R.) is suing four battleground states in the Supreme Court, accusing them of using the coronavirus pandemic as a pretext to sidestep election laws and swing votes to Democrats. 
The Supreme Court will decide the fate of a dazzling art collection the Nazis allegedly extorted from German Jews. 
Pro-life activists say a Pittsburgh ordinance that forbids protesting outside abortion clinics suppresses their free speech rights, and they've asked the Supreme Court to take up their case.
Scheduling gamesmanship could smother a last-ditch appeal from Pennsylvania Republicans in the Supreme Court.
Neal Katyal, the progressive lawyer who led the legal fight against the president's travel ban and urged the public to take an unforgiving stance toward those involved with child separation at the U.S. border, appeared in the Supreme Court on Tuesday to defend two corporations accused of abetting child slavery.
The Supreme Court looks unlikely to issue a quick decision on the Trump administration's bid to exclude illegal immigrants from the population baseline for awarding congressional seats. 
The Trump administration will press its bid to exclude illegal aliens from the population baseline for awarding House seats on Monday in the Supreme Court, a move that would shift political clout away from states with large undocumented populations. 
The Supreme Court sided with a coalition of Orthodox Jewish groups and the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn Thursday in an emergency appeal that alleged New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D.) COVID-related worship restrictions discriminate against Jews and violate the First Amendment.
