Presidents enjoy immunity from prosecution for official acts, the majority ruled.

The court’s decision in Loper Bright upended decades of precedent while both cases raised questions about separation of powers.

The court ruled 6–3 that the SEC cannot use its in-house administrative tribunals to enforce civil penalties.

The country ’may come to regret‘ the high court’s failure to call out ’blatantly unconstitutional' acts, Justice Alito said.

The dispute, which has lasted longer than a decade, raises questions about how much jurisdiction U.S. courts have over foreign entities.

Senate Democrats proposed legislation on June 20 that would repeal an 1800s-era law that they say could be used to restrict abortion and its pill form.

Justices Gorsuch and Jackson clashed over the practical nature of requiring juries to make factual determinations needed for sentencing enhancements.

If Trump is sentenced to prison and reelected, the supremacy clause will kick in so he won’t serve as president from a prison cell, experts say.

The justices voted 6–3 against a ban on the use of bump stocks on firearms.