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Kennedy will go down in history as a study in internal contrasts.

By Stephen L. Carter Bloomberg Opinion If you’re a Democrat, nothing says “Gotta take back the Senate” like the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, ...

Here are four points that immediately stand out because they have big implications for the future.

Often disappointing both the left and the right, judicial minimalists display “the passive virtues” of silence and restraint.

Justice Elena Kagan wrote a concurring opinion, joined by the other three liberal justices, that amounted to a rough draft of the brief she wants the plaintiffs to submit.

The partisan breakdown on a voting rights case is not a great look for the justices.

A little-noted decision by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month shines a surprising and useful light on last week’s new indictment of Paul Manafort

Kennedy avoided holding that the baker had a free-speech right not to make the cake.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday gave a good preview of a possible conservative future.

The Supreme Court case, Murphy v. NCAA, has important constitutional consequences — and could have a major economic impact as well.