Author: John Fritze, USA TODAY

In nearly 30 years as a judge, David Tatel has written some 700 opinions on a long list of thorny controversies. He has done it all without eyesight.

The Supreme Court took the unusual step of scheduling oral argument for in several emergency challenges to Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirements.

A federal appeals court reinstated the Biden administration’s vaccine-or-testing mandate for big companies. Another court put it on hold in November.

The challenge to Maine’s policy comes to the Supreme Court at a time when the justices have looked favorably on religious freedom claims.

Conservatives often dismiss arguments about global standards. So why did Chief Justice John Roberts recently reference China and North Korea?

The Supreme Court is considering Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban. Some worry its ruling could impact other rights if Roe v. Wade is overruled.

The legal fight over Biden’s vaccine-or-testing mandate for large companies is being waged over whether OSHA’s powers extend to battling a virus.

Criticism of the Supreme Court, particularly from the left, has prompted four justices to speak out publicly in recent days to defend the high court.

The positive COVID-19 test for Justice Brett Kavanaugh came days before the Supreme Court was set to hold oral arguments in-person.

John Ramirez told the Supreme Court that a Texas policy prohibiting his pastor from placing his hands on him during his execution violated his rights.