Adam Liptak

Conservative groups challenged the state’s disclosure requirements, saying they could lead to harassment.

In both cases, some of the most conservative justices signaled frustration with the court’s cautious approach to divisive issues.

An appeals court had ruled that a Virginia school board’s policy barring a transgender boy from using the boys’ bathroom was unlawful.

The justices ordered an appeals court to take a fresh look at whether St. Louis police officers may be sued over the death of man…

In a 5-to-4 decision, the court said only people who had suffered “concrete harm” from being associated with terrorism had the right to sue.

Tribal governments in the lower 48 states had sued to challenge the allocation of $450 million in federal virus aid to Alaska Native corporations.

Tribal government in the lower 48 states had sued to challenge the federal government’s allocation of about $500 million in virus aid to Alaska Native…

The mere flight of a person suspected of a minor crime, without more, does not allow police officers to enter homes without warrants, the court…

The case concerned a unique state regulation allowing labor representatives to meet with farm workers at their workplaces for up to three hours a day…

A Pennsylvania school district violated the First Amendment by disciplining a student for off-campus speech, the court ruled.