April 29 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in a lawsuit brought by more than 200 hospitals that serve low-income populations ...

State Representative Laurel Libby, a Republican, had been banned from voting over comments opposing transgender athletes in ...

Washington: The U.S. Supreme Court is set on Monday to consider the ... and the threat of removal is the ultimate tool for control over final decisions on recommendations," Justice Department ...

The Supreme Court offered clear divisions Wednesday ... institutions and religious speech as second class in the United States. And when you have a program that's open to all comers except ...

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a major ... Korea not to export rare earth products to US defense, warns companies could be sanctioned 'Over 1,000 Good-Paying Jobs': Chobani Is Building ...

The arguments on Monday were at times contentious, especially between counsels for the Minnesota school district and the US Supreme Court Justices, who clashed over the respondents’ defense shifting ...

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a blockbuster dispute over the nation’s first religious ... serve 3.8 million students in the US, offering an alternative to traditional ...

The Supreme Courts conservative majority on Tuesday ... "Im searching for what in the legal arguments would allow us to draw lines in this area, and Im not finding it," Kagan said.

The Supreme Court will decide whether parents have a First ... Get Outside and Watch the Fireballs German teens refused admission into US at Honolulu airport ...

The US Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments in the Mahmoud v. Taylor case concerning the viability of religious opt-outs from LGBTQ+ curriculum in public schools. In the brief for the ...