The Supreme Court’s job approval remains slightly underwater but has risen since the court’s landmark decision overturning federal abortion protections last summer, according to a new ...

This 2020 chart show annual measurements of how Republicans, Democrats and registered Independents approve of the work the U.S. Supreme Court has done, going back 20 years. (Image via Courthouse News) ...

If President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan survives the Supreme Court, around 14 million people could see their ...

joe daniel price / Getty Images More than 40 million people are eligible for student loan forgiveness, but will only see debt relief if the Supreme ... approved for forgiveness when the court ...

The Sheep Rock Shelter archaeological site in Penn Township, Huntingdon County, is among 36 sites approved for a state historical marker ... Island crisis; the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ...

Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper is expected to sign the bill, which would make roughly 600,000 additional low-income residents ...

Tens of thousands of low-income North Carolinians with suspended ... an offshoot of the state Supreme Court that is working with district attorneys to forgive court debt and restore driver ...

Washington has had three distinct Supreme Courts throughout its relatively short history ... Court composed of three (and later four) justices. On October 1, 1889, the people of the Washington ...

Another contentious issue is legislative borders within the state, which were redrawn by Wisconsin's Republican-majority legislature and approved by the conservative Supreme Court in 2021 ...

While leaving space for restrictions with historical ... had ever approved similar governmental limits on the right to bear arms. Gun rights proponents have praised the Supreme Court’s reframing ...

the Redistricting Commission’s four voting members approved what the commission chair described in a letter to the Supreme Court as final congressional and legislative redistricting plans.

which was approved by voters last November. What would be one of the toughest gun laws in the country is still on hold after the Oregon Supreme Court on Thursday denied Attorney General Ellen ...