U.S. Supreme Court

Despite relentless political spin, abortion bans have nothing to do with life and everything to do with controlling women. 

But what if overturning Roe, which most Americans support, backfires on Republicans, giving Democrats a chance to hold on to Congress in November?

The Alito draft that would overturn Roe v. Wade is real. And dangerous. And a full-on assault on women’s rights. And the Big Truth is that this is just the beginning.

Both sides predict more intensity in Colorado if states in the South and Midwest outlaw abortion

Everyone knows by now every single thing about the Oscars slap heard ‘round the world. But Smith passed on the chance to do what he does best — to play the hero.

Don’t expect Clarence Thomas to recuse himself on Big Lie cases any more than you’d expect Josh Hawley to retract saying Ketanji Brown Jackson is soft on child pornographers.

If the Supreme Court overturns Roe, as expected, it’s hard to see how magnifying abortion rights will do anything but help state Democratic candidates in November.

As the world watched Russia invade Ukraine, culture warriors here in the U.S. reignited battles believed to be long over

Denver-area web designer Lorie Smith says her religious beliefs prevent her from building wedding sites for gay couples and that state anti-discrimination law violates her free-speech and religious rights

Those criticizing President Joe Biden for saying he’ll choose a Black woman to replace Stephen Breyer seem to have forgotten pledges leading up to Justices O’Connor and Barrett.

The partisan fights between presidents and the U.S. Senate forced the justice out while he could be reasonably assured who would replace him

Employers are balancing vaccine requirements with labor shortages and trying to keep up with changes to national, state and local labor laws

This time, with so many red flags in evidence, the parents and the school are getting intense scrutiny. So is the Supreme Court. But once again, Congress will do nothing.

If the court adopts a more deferential position to states’ rights, it could set in motion a cavalcade of state laws further dividing the country

Whether or not the then-17 year old is convicted of murder, the right to carry a gun in a provocative situation is what, in America, some call freedom

Since the court decided not to issue a stay on a Texas abortion law, justices have rushed to defend themselves. Are they listening to critics?

Gov. Jared Polis and Marlon Reis wed on Wednesday, a fairytale triumph of love over adversity

The unconstitutional law leaves it to bounty hunters and vigilantes to enforce a law against abortions after six weeks. And you were worried about school kids having to wear a mask during a pandemic?