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Tanya Chutkan will hear arguments on Monday about whether to impose a gag order on Donald Trump ahead of his election interference trial.

Before college, Fouad Abu-Hijleh, 25, did not know of a world where it was wrong to support Palestinians.

Trump wants to portray himself as the martyr and victim. A gag order would do this, and putting him in jail for contempt would be a reward for him.

Also known as forced outing policies, two districts in the region voted to implement them last month. They’re one way parents’ rights activists are making policy inroads under the logic of greater family openness.

Time is running out.

California's new law protecting in-state doctors and pharmacists who prescribe and provide the abortion pill to out-of-state patients could be upended by the Supreme Court if the justices choose to review the Food and Drug Administration's approval of mifepristone.

This was a different Donald Trump than the one who previously attended court. This time he was red-faced, scowling, clearly offended at being placed…

In the last two years, the Supreme Court has dramatically moved constitutional law in a conservative direction. The court has overruled Roe v. Wade, expanded gun rights, ended affirmative action

The Supreme Court's real battles these days are among the conservatives, and Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh is playing an increasingly critical role.

On October 2, when the Supreme Court hosts its first oral argument of the 2023–24 term, members of its right-wing 6–3 supermajority will be in the spotlight and on the spot. One question in particular will rivet attention on all sides: During the previous term, the court registered something of an unexpected turn toward the center—a move that was partial and inconsistent but still startling to foes and fans alike. We look to this term to see whether this presages an enduring...