Topic: Neil Gorsuch

The Supreme Court ruled that California cannot enforce its COVID-19 restrictions limiting the number of households gathered in one home for worship to three.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that shooting at a fleeing suspect may violate the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on seizures.

For some time, the First Amendment and religious freedom in general have been under almost continuous assault via court rulings on all levels across the nation.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday against Clemente Pereida, who lived in the United States undocumented for 25 years but had hoped to present his immigration case to stay in front of a judge.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected several remaining legal challenges related to former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

Federal Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland, a former nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court, has been tapped by the incoming Biden administration to be attorney general, according to sources for several media outlets.

As the world faces another wave of COVID infections -- and as municipal and state governments impose new restrictions -- there is growing concern about the impact on individual liberty and religious freedom.

The Supreme Court late Wednesday ruled against occupancy limits for religious services in New York that Gov. Andrew Cuomo had instituted to stymie the spread of the coronavirus.

Attorneys general from 10 states filed an amicus brief supporting a Supreme Court challenge to Pennsylvania's decision to extend its deadline to receive mail-in ballots.

The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to North Carolina's decision to extend its deadline to count mail-in ballots to Nov. 13 for the second time in two days on Thursday.