Missouri Man Faces Execution on Tuesday Despite Prosecutor's Opposition
A Missouri man is scheduled to be executed on Tuesday unless the U.S. Supreme Court intervenes at the last minute, even though the prosecutor's office that secured his murder conviction 21 years ago has expressed doubts about the integrity of the case.
Donald Trump, Supreme Court
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee criticized Tuesday a Supreme Court decision that gave immunity to presidents for ...
There was just a flurry of briefing activity in one of the key challenges to the federal racing integrity law. The upshot is ...
One recent Supreme Court decision is already rippling through dozens of key lower court cases involving everything from ...
Nantucket residents have filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to hear its appeal of a lower court decision allowing the ...
The Supreme Court isn’t as divided as it seems. Despite ideological differences, the court is upholding the Constitution and ...
The sport, which generates $3.6 billion annually, has been under scrutiny for high-profile horse fatalities and inconsistent regulations across states.
For health care journalists in the U.S., it’s important to understand the possible consequences of overturning the Chevron ...
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the state can revoke a person’s firearm owner identification (FOID) card if that person has ...
The high court also vacated an injunction preventing the release of Hudson's emails under the FOIA and dismissed her lawsuit.
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