Supreme Court justices Justices Alito and Amy Coney Barrett used food analogies during opening oral arguments today.

The Supreme Court appears ready to uphold a key federal regulation on “ghost guns" following oral arguments on Tuesday.

By the end of the oral arguments, it appeared that a rule the Biden administration issued two years ago cracking down on the ...

Roberts and Barrett sided with the government in earlier litigation on regulating the kits for making untraceable weapons.

The words of the Trump-nominated Supreme Court judge are being used to prove that his election interference was private ...

The Supreme Court decision that delivered the presidency to Republican George W. Bush over Democrat Al Gore in 2000 is ...

The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in one of its most closely watched cases of the new term—whether "ghost guns" can ...

Prosecutor Jack Smith has used Justice Amy Coney Barrett's words to prove that former President Donald Trump should be prosecuted for election fraud. Barrett, who Trump nominated to the Supreme ...

The Supreme Court seemed likely Tuesday to uphold a Biden administration regulation on ghost guns, the difficult-to-trace ...

In a case about whether gun-making kits can be regulated the same as traditional guns, Supreme Court justices turned to questions about omelets and meal kits.

The University of Notre Dame’s law school is an institution increasingly exerting conservative influence on the Supreme Court ...