Skip to main content
CasesStatisticsCalendarJustices
NewsCommentaryAbout
NewslettersPodcastsSubscribe
TrendingMerits CasesCourt NewsExplainersEmergency appeals and applications

Stay informed on every decision

Receive essential Court news every morning.


SCOTUSblog

The premier source for Supreme Court news, analysis, and data since 2002. Independent and non-partisan.

Coverage
Latest NewsRecurring ColumnsOutside OpinionsInterim Docket Blog
CoverageLatest NewsRecurring ColumnsOutside OpinionsInterim Docket Blog
Cases
Oral Argument DocketInterim DocketPetitionsCapital CasesCalendarStatistics
CasesOral Argument DocketInterim DocketPetitionsCapital CasesCalendarStatistics
Podcasts
Advisory OpinionsAmarica's ConstitutionDivided Argument
PodcastsAdvisory OpinionsAmarica's ConstitutionDivided Argument
Newsletters
SCOTUStodaySCOTUS OpinionsAdvisory Opinions
NewslettersSCOTUStodaySCOTUS OpinionsAdvisory Opinions
About
ManifestoStaffContact UsAdvertisingSubmissionsFAQs
AboutManifestoStaffContact UsAdvertisingSubmissionsFAQs

© 2026 SCOTUSblog. All rights reserved.

ArchivePrivacy PolicyEditorial PolicyTerms of Use

Welcome

Tell us a bit about yourself and choose what you’d like to hear from us. You can change any of it any time in your account.

The Latest

Recent news, analysis, and podcasts from SCOTUSblog.

Showing 1 - 1222353 Results

Wednesday, April 22, 2026


Case PreviewCourt NewsMerits Cases

Court to hear argument on law enforcement’s use of “geofence warrants”

ByAmy Howe/Apr 22, 2026
Ratio Decidendi

The emergency docket’s mistaken birthday

Ratio Decidendi is a recurring series by Stephanie Barclay exploring the reasoning – from practical considerations to deep theory – behind our nation’s most consequential constitutional decisions.

ByStephanie Barclay/Apr 22, 2026
Newsletter

A big day for SCOTUSblog

It’s a new day and a new era for the SCOTUSblog website.

ByKelsey Dallas/Apr 22, 2026

Tuesday, April 21, 2026


AnnouncementFeatured

SCOTUSblog’s new look

BySCOTUSblog Staff/Apr 21, 2026
Argument AnalysisCourt NewsMerits Cases

Court appears skeptical of right to jury trial in FCC proceedings

ByAmy Howe/Apr 21, 2026

Monday, April 20, 2026


Argument AnalysisCourt NewsMerits Cases

Justices debate the relationship between state and federal courts

The justices on Monday considered the proper relationship between state and federal courts and wrestled with confusion surrounding a doctrine addressing that relationship.

ByKelsey Dallas/Apr 20, 2026
Court NewsCourt NewsFeatured

Supreme Court will hear religious liberty case on Catholic preschools and LGBTQ families

The Supreme Court on Monday morning agreed to take up the case of a Catholic preschool challenging its exclusion from a Colorado “universal preschool” program.

12...1863
Argument Analysis
Court News
Merits Cases

Justices seem receptive to SEC’s use of disgorgement in securities enforcement

ByRonald Mann/Apr 21, 2026
Newsletter

Court adds two cases to 2026-27 docket

ByKelsey Dallas&Nora Collins/Apr 21, 2026
Advisory Opinions
Podcast

The Chief Justice Didn’t Hate President Obama

BySCOTUSblog/Apr 21, 2026
Courtly Observations

Justice Thomas’ wrong-headed attack on progressivism

A conservative Supreme Court justice broadly condemning progressive ideas, and claiming they are responsible for the worst atrocities of the last century, is the antithesis of helping to find common ground.

ByErwin Chemerinsky/Apr 21, 2026
In the Interim

What the New York Times got wrong – and right – about the emergency docket

The New York Times is correct that the court’s ruling – to halt such a pivotal executive action on its emergency docket – was something new. But the emergency docket was long in effect – and the nature of the court’s deliberations on it were hardly unprecedented.

ByTaraleigh Davis/Apr 21, 2026
ByAmy Howe/Apr 20, 2026