Author: John Fritze, USA TODAY

Rep. Michael McCaul’s remarks came as some in the GOP, such as former attorney general Bill Barr, criticized Trump’s handling of the classified docs.

Many states experienced a real-world impact from the Supreme Court’s procedural intricacies when a majority overturned Roe v. Wade this summer.

A Supreme Court decision set a new standard for how lower courts will judge gun laws. That’s left uncertainty about what the Second Amendment allows.

Though the strategy is risky in competitive districts, some liberals hope that Supreme Court expansion could move votes in Democratic primaries.

A former public defender and federal trial court judge, Ketanji Brown Jackson will bring a unique background to the Supreme Court, supporters say.

The Supreme Court case involved one of the last major immigration policies held over from the Trump era: A mandate that asylum seekers wait in Mexico.

The case arrived at the Supreme Court as scientists and the United Nations have warned about dire and imminent consequences from climate change.

The decision had the potential to shift the landscape on Second Amendment rights at a time when Americans are divided over access to guns.

The Supreme Court indicated in 2008 that states may make schools and government buildings gun-free zones. What about hospitals, subways and stadiums?