Topic: Supreme Court

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett issued her first majority opinion Thursday, denying a Freedom of Information Request seeking EPA consultations on a rule regulating environmental intake structures.

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.

Mississippi will compensate Curtis Flowers, a man imprisoned for more than 22 years and tried six times for murder, $500,000 for being wrongfully accused.

Democrats in the House and Senate on Tuesday introduced a bill proposing the construction of a monument honoring the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Capitol.

The U.S. Supreme Court was scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday in an Arizona elections case that critics say could potentially make it more difficult to vote nationwide.

UPI photographer Kevin Dietsch won the first-place prize in the White House News Photographers Association 2021 Eyes of History contest for the 2021 presidential inauguration.

The Senate judiciary committee on Monday approved President Joe Biden's nomination of appellate court judge Merrick Garland to be the United States' chief law enforcement official.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in made overtures to improve strained relations with Japan on Monday, calling for closer cooperation and a forward-looking approach in a speech commemorating Korea's independence movement.

Vice President Kamala Harris called Black history makers 'visionaries' Saturday during a virtual celebration of the 40th annual Black History Month.

The Supreme Court has blocked restrictions on large gatherings, including religious services, in Santa Clara County, Calif., as the United States reported nearly 73,000 COVID-19 cases.