Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman on Supreme Court, dies at 93A statement from the Supreme Court says O'Connor was suffering from "advanced dementia, probably Alzheimer's, and a respiratory illness."
Breaking down the new Supreme Court ethics codeThe debate over the Supreme Court's recent ethics code centers on what it includes, excludes, and the motivations behind these decisions.
Supreme Court won't allow Florida to enforce drag ban while on appealThe justices refused to narrow a lower-court order that has prohibited the law from being enforced statewide.
Supreme Court to adopt code of ethics for first timeThe code would improve transparency around gifts received by justices and set up a process to investigate and enforce violations.
Supreme Court takes up case Tuesday that again tests gun rightsThe case centers around a federal law that prohibits someone from possessing a gun if they're under a domestic violence restraining order.
The issue of gun rights returns to the Supreme Court next weekThe case centers around a federal law that prohibits someone under a domestic violence restraining order from possessing a gun.
Supreme Court denies challenge to keep Trump off 2024 ballotThe challenge cited a Civil War-era Constitutional clause that prohibits anyone who has "engaged in insurrection or rebellion" from holding office.
Supreme Court returns to the bench for first time since JuneWith the new term, justices will weigh in on things like gun rights, voting, and the power of social media.
Supreme Court starts new term: Voting, guns, social media on docketThe new term aligns with ethics concerns at the High Court, with allegations against some justices for accepting costly gifts from political donors.
Supreme Court to take up case on state laws limiting social mediaThe justices will review laws enacted by Republican-dominated legislatures and signed by Republican governors in Florida and Texas.
Brett Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford to release memoirThe university professor's book, “One Way Back,” is scheduled for publication in March of next year.
Coach who won Supreme Court case about praying on field has resignedBremerton High School Assistant Coach Joe Kennedy made the announcement, saying he needed to care for an ailing family member.
Supreme Court blocks OxyContin maker's bankruptcy dealA key component of the agreement would shield Sackler family members, who are not seeking bankruptcy protection as individuals, from lawsuits.
Supreme Court reinstates regulation of ghost gunsThe court voted 5-4 to put on hold a ruling from a federal judge in Texas that invalidated the Biden administration's regulation of ghost gun kits.
Senate Judiciary approves Supreme Court code of ethics billThe bill was introduced following numerous reports of Supreme Court justices making questionable decisions away from the bench.
Justice Sotomayor's staff prodded colleges, libraries to buy her booksSupreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor's staff has pressed universities to purchase her books, tied to public speaking events there.
What the Court's affirmative action ruling means for the workplaceAs higher education institutions adjust, companies have to be mindful.
Charles Barkley alters will, giving $5M to Auburn for Black studentsThe NBA Hall of Fame inductee called a SCOTUS ruling on race in college admissions a "shot across the bow," vowing to give back to Black students.
How does the Supreme Court work?Exploring why some recent decisions have put a spotlight on the Supreme Court.
Latest Supreme Court decisions specifically affecting Black AmericansAffirmative action and student loan forgiveness are hitting the Black American community specifically.
The Supreme Court will return to gun laws when it starts its next termThe case is expected to fall under a Supreme Court decision from last year, stating that firearm regulation must align with "historical tradition."
College students react to Supreme Court decision on loan forgivenessBalancing college coursework is hard enough. Throw in the burden of student loans and other money concerns, and students say it's stressful.
How can you still legally discharge student debt?Certain public service positions, and rarer disability or bankruptcy conditions, may qualify a borrower for loan forgiveness.
Biden slams GOP 'hypocrisy' as high court blocks student debt reliefPolarizing rulings from the U.S. Supreme Court for the second consecutive day have left politicians divided along party lines.
Your student loan payment probably won't be as large as it was in 2020Although you will soon have to resume paying your federal student loans, your payments might be much smaller than they were prior to the pandemic.
Supreme Court rules against Biden in student loan relief caseThe justices voted 6-3 in favor of Republican-led states that sued the federal government over the program.
Supreme Court: Colorado anti-discrimination law is unconstitutionalThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that a Colorado anti-discrimination law violates the religious rights of a business owner.
Education secretary: Affirmative action ruling is 'a step backwards'Education Secretary Miguel Cardona spoke with Scripps News about the Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action in college admissions.
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Colleges weigh in on the Supreme Court's affirmative action decisionColleges largely indicated they would keep working to attract and admit diverse student bodies.
Supreme Court keeps affirmative action for military academiesWhile traditional colleges and universities will no longer be allowed to consider race in admissions, America's top military academies can.
Supreme Court overturns ruling on college affirmative action policiesIn a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court said race cannot be used as a factor in deciding college admissions.
Taking stock of the Supreme Court's term so farStill to come are hotly anticipated rulings on student debt relief and affirmative action enrollment in colleges.
Supreme Court rejects 'independent state legislature' theoryThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled against North Carolina Republicans who claimed the legislature has the final say over administering elections.
Louisiana may get new congressional map after Supreme Court decisionThe U.S. Supreme Court lifted a hold on a Louisiana case after it rejected a congressional redistricting map in Alabama.
