In this week’s Elie v. U.S., our justice correspondent explains why he thinks Roberts rules the way he does. Plus: Elie ...

On Monday the Supreme Court told Donald Trump he can proceed full steam ahead to construct his monstrous ballroom. That’s not ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed construction to continue on President Donald Trump’s controversial White House ...

Donald Trump’s Supreme Court majority has allowed the president to continue building his $400 million White House ...

Chief Justice John Roberts was the lone conservative to vote against continuing Trump's White House ballroom.

In an unsigned order Monday, the Supreme Court’s majority said a historic preservation group that sued over the project ...

“That construction is likely unlawful,” Roberts wrote in dissent with the court’s liberals as Trump’s ballroom moves ahead ...

The White House is the People’s House. Chief executives are transient tenants. Its “stately simplicity,” President Teddy Roosevelt once said, “is an expression of the character of the period in which ...

Chief Justice John Roberts joined the Democratic nominated-judges in dissent. Writing for the dissenters, Roberts called the ...

This background brings me to (who else) John Roberts.

Por Joan Biskupic, analista principal de la Corte Suprema de CNN “La Casa Blanca no es un edificio cualquiera”. Así lo afirmó ...

You’ll never guess the decision on which he joined the liberal rear-guard, either.