The United States Supreme Court is set to review arguments for and against California’s U.S. House district maps, which ...

The podcast is hosted by Steve Rhode, an investigative writer with 30 years of experience covering financial crime. Rhode previously worked as a police dispatcher and served as a search and rescue ...

Dateline NBC airs a new two-hour episode, “Secrets in the Ashes,” investigating the 2003 Goliad, Texas house fire that killed ...

On this week's podcast edition of Supreme Court Brief, host Jimmy Hoover discusses last Wednesday's hearing in Trump v. Cook on whether President Donald Trump can fire a member of the Federal Reserve, ...

Episode 4 of Jujutsu Kaisen is an incredible feat for MAPPA, both in terms of visceral storytelling and jaw-dropping ...

Plaintiffs argued that Title IX and the 14th Amendment protected their rights. Government lawyers argued that the bans protect a wider swath of women.

Seemingly infinite battles over President Donald Trump’s agenda have been playing out in the courts over the past year. But when all’s said and done, are these legal challenges actually working?

Pro Bono finale sees Da-wit fake selling out with secret recordings of Shin, Hyeon-bae, and Dr. Oh before exposing Jung-in's betrayal.

The Supreme Court is expected to rule this year on major issues ranging from President Trump's tariff policies to birthright citizenship and the Voting Rights Act. We discuss some of the cases and how ...

WASHINGTON, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Delaware Supreme Court Justice Karen Valihura, a Republican who has been a strong voice for corporate board defendants in shareholder litigation, said on Monday she will ...

Ji Sung will lose his cool in court on the next episode of “The Judge Returns”! MBC’s “The Judge Returns” is a new drama starring Ji Sung as corrupt judge Lee Han Young, who lives as a slave to a ...

WASHINGTON—Chief Justice John Roberts said in his year-end message that the judiciary remains a constraint on political power, as the Supreme Court faces criticism that it was too deferential to ...