Author: John Fritze, USA TODAY

The positive COVID-19 test for Justice Brett Kavanaugh came days before the Supreme Court was set to hold oral arguments in-person.

After abortion rights groups lost at the Supreme Court, the Justice Department hopes its lawsuit can halt Texas’ ban on abortions after six weeks.

John Ramirez told the Supreme Court that a Texas policy prohibiting his pastor from placing his hands on him during his execution violated his rights.

A number of lawmakers in both parties have questioned how the Supreme Court handles emergency appeals through its so-called shadow docket.

The Supreme Court ruled a day after a Texas law banning most abortions after six weeks took effect, prompting an outcry from abortion rights groups.

The high court’s decision to block Biden’s eviction freeze came days after it required him to restart the “remain in Mexico” immigration policy.

A lower federal court said Biden officials improperly halted the Trump-era ‘remain in Mexico’ policy, which was intended to reduce immigration.

A federal court of appeals in Chicago upheld Indiana University’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate days earlier, citing a Supreme Court decision from 1905.

The effort to revive the lawsuit came a day after the administration announced a new moratorium on evictions in counties hardest hit by COVID-19.

A divided appeals court in Virginia ruled that banning handgun sales to Americans under 21 is arbitrary. The decision will likely be appealed.