Supreme Court
Discarding the Chevron Doctrine Will Not Fix Congress
But reducing warped electoral incentives might.
A New Legal Challenge to the Administrative State, Explained
The Supreme Court hears arguments in two fishing cases that could limit rule-making powers of federal bureaucracies.
Colorado, Maine, and the 14th Amendment’s Enforcement Problem
We’re waiting, waiting, waiting for the Supreme Court on Trump’s ballot access.
Colorado Kicks Trump Off the Ballot
The controversial decision held that the 14th Amendment renders the former president ineligible to run for reelection.
Trump’s Presidential Immunity Question
Plus: Hunter Biden’s sordid past is finally catching up with him.
Common Law Judgments, Common Sense Justices
The court’s skepticism of financial regulators’ power may be the prelude to an even bigger case.
Purdue Pharma’s Bankruptcy Case, Explained
The Supreme Court’s decision may unravel the drug maker’s bankruptcy.
The Supreme Court Can Fix Its Oldest Mistake This Year
The court long ago gutted the Privileges or Immunities Clause. A new case would give the court a chance to restore it.
Will Donald Trump Attack the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court?
He’s mostly directed his outrage at lower-court judges, but his calculus could change over the next year.
Oklahoma’s New Catholic Charter School, Explained
St. Isidore would be funded with taxpayer money, which raises First Amendment questions.
Our Best Stuff on the Supreme Court, Trump’s Legal Woes, and Ukraine
Plus: Could Donald Trump and RFK Jr. run together?
