The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

The question now, which the House Administration Committee considered Tuesday, is what a post-Chevron deference world will look like.

Saying that there was no material to indicate that the leak was systemic, the Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to cancel the NEET-UG exam over alleged paper leak and malpractices, LiveLaw reported. 

The Supreme Court on Monday asked the IIT Delhi director to constitute a three-member expert committee to give their opinion on the ambiguous physics question that led to the award of grace marks in NEET-UG 2024. 

Two years after the constitutional right to abortion was eliminated, what’s left of Texans’ reproductive rights is ambiguous.

The Supreme Court has passed an interim order prohibiting the controversial order in a few states for eateries to display the names of their owners and staff during the Kanwar Yatra.

President Biden's term saw significant achievements in gun safety, diversity in the judiciary, and climate legislation.

Bangladesh's Supreme Court decision to roll back controversial job quotas sparks hope for normalcy amidst civil unrest.

The Supreme Court in Bangladesh on Sunday ruled that only a small share of government jobs can be allocated to relatives of veterans who fought in the country’s war of independence. The rest must be allocated upon merit. The controversial quota system, which previously reserved 30 percent of those jobs…

"By restricting the executive branch’s ability to craft and enforce regulations, the Supreme Court has opened the door to the Balkanization of the US economy."