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In an 8-to-1 decision, the court said the sailors had not properly served the government of Sudan with legal papers seeking to hold it accountable.

The justices will consider on Tuesday whether extreme partisan gerrymandering crosses a constitutional line, an issue they left undecided last term.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday considered whether extreme partisan gerrymandering crosses a constitutional line, an issue they left undecided last term.

The mysterious case concerned an unnamed corporation owned by a foreign government identified in court papers as Country A.

Justices will be reviewing the case of North Carolina, where Republicans drew a map to maximize their power in the House. Plaintiffs challenging the map…

The ordeal of death-row inmate Curtis Flowers will yet again test the court’s commitment to equal justice under law.

For the first time since 2016, Justice Thomas asked questions from the bench, this time in a case about racial discrimination in jury selection.

Immigrants convicted of some crimes may be detained even years after their release, the Supreme Court says; the law does not allow them to seek…

The case, which is making its second appearance at the court, featured a squabble among officials over who was authorized to pursue an appeal on…

Joan Biskupic’s “The Chief” examines John Roberts’s life and his career on the Supreme Court.