The lame-duck session before January will probably be President Donald Trump’s last chance to get a high court nominee confirmed by the Senate.

The Roberts court has redefined the separation of church and state. This term may show how far it will go.

Samuel A. Alito Jr., who has often been in the shadow of other conservative justices, has taken on new prominence as a champion for the president’s policies.

A nonprofit group contends that exploding the ordnance threatens the island’s main water source, sea turtles and an Indigenous cultural site.

After more than two hours of argument, it was unclear whether the justices would green-light Boulder, Colorado’s novel lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy.

Cases on religion, elections and immigration are likely to take the spotlight. And don’t forget to watch for a potential retirement.

Boulder, Colorado, is hoping its novel lawsuit will be the environmental equivalent of the landmark litigation that produced billions in damages and settlements against Big Tobacco and opioid makers.

The high court will later hear arguments and make a final ruling on the Trump administration’s controversial policy of sending migrants to countries where they are not citizens.

The ruling ends a complicated legal fight that has injected uncertainty into November’s midterm elections in the state.

President Donald Trump wants to let states use a federal database that includes voters’ personal information to check for noncitizens on voter rolls.

A lower court blocked the policy, which has sent thousands of migrants to countries where they are not citizens.

McKenna West gave birth to a child with a serious heart defect against the wishes of the biological parents. She has been fighting for a say in the baby’s care.

The Trump administration had said the plan was necessary to protect against voter fraud. States and voting rights groups said it could inject chaos into contests.

The Trump administration had said the plan was necessary to protect against voter fraud, while states and voting rights groups said it could inject chaos in contests that will determine control of Congress.

The number of election-related lawsuits is exploding — and the courts are still resolving them just weeks before the elections.

The ruling is the latest twist in an intense legal drama that has plunged the state into electoral confusion.

The ruling is the latest twist in an intense legal drama that has plunged the state into electoral confusion.

The appeal comes after conflicting rulings on whether the state can use a new congressional map that favors Republicans for November’s midterm elections.

Clashing rulings by Justice Kavanaugh and a federal judge have left the fate of the state’s new GOP-friendly map in limbo.

Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh and a federal judge issued opposite decisions on the fate of a congressional map that favored the GOP, leaving races in limbo.