Scheduling gamesmanship could smother a last-ditch appeal from Pennsylvania Republicans in the Supreme Court.
Justice Samuel Alito condemned Democratic lawmakers for strong-arming the Supreme Court in a gun-rights case and attacked coronavirus restrictions on religious worship in an address to the Federalist Society. 
Justice Samuel Alito ordered local election officials in Pennsylvania to keep mail-in ballots received after Election Day separate from all other votes in an emergency order Friday night.
Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito renewed their criticisms of the Supreme Court's 2015 gay marriage decision on Monday, as the High Court announced that it would not get involved with a lawsuit from two gay couples against Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who refused to heed the ruling due to religious scruples.
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 
The Supreme Court decided not to consider an appeal from a high school football coach who was fired for praying at the 50-yard line after games. Joseph Kennedy, who coached at Bremerton High School in Washington before being fired in 2015, argued his First Amendment rights had been violated by the school district. 
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled 7-2 in favor of a Lutheran daycare that sought state grant money for rubberized playing surfaces, scoring a victory for religious liberty proponents. 
An all-Asian rock band calling itself "the Slants" could not be denied the right to patent its name on grounds of being too offensive, the Supreme Court found in a unanimous ruling. 
The Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously overturned a lower court's controversial "provocation rule," which allowed police officers to be held liable for the use of otherwise reasonable force if they separately committed an otherwise unconstitutional offense. 