The success of President Donald Trump's last two nominations to the Supreme Court hinges largely on a sequence of tactical errors made by Senate Democrats.
Democrats in 2016 demanded Senate Republicans "do their job" and give a hearing and vote to President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland, in spite of it being a presidential election year. 
Federal courts across the country are already leveraging June's landmark LGBT rights decision to change bathroom access rules and allow transgender athletes to participate in women's sports 
After doubling down on comments threatening two conservative Supreme Court justices, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) now says he misspoke. 
CBS correspondent Jan Crawford ripped twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Wednesday for a statement on judicial confirmations that was "wrong on multiple levels." 
The Supreme Court announced Friday it will hear arguments in a lawsuit prompted by a Louisiana law prohibiting anyone who cannot admit patients at nearby hospitals from performing abortions. 
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg once again praised fellow Justice Brett Kavanaugh during a question-and-answer session Wednesday. 
The federal government will resume executions of federal death row inmates, the Department of Justice announced Thursday, ending a 16-year spell in which not a single federal execution has occurred. 
Prominent legal commentator and law professor Jonathan Turley wrote an op-ed Tuesday calling on his fellow liberals to apologize for their previous treatment of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. 
Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, joined by Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch, said the suit should have been dismissed earlier given the lack of standing of the association and called on lower courts to dismiss "offended observer standing." 