Elon Musk’s team is seeking access to personal taxpayer data. Trump asked the Supreme Court to allow him to fire an independent agency leader. U.S. and Russian officials will meet to discuss ending the war in Ukraine.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Sunday to allow the firing of a top ethics official after lower courts blocked the move, the Associated Press reports—marking the first case of the second Trump administration to make it to the nation’s highest court,

Not satisfied with controlling the federal government, the shadow president’s political action committee is suddenly spending big on a crucial Wisconsin Supreme Court election.

Brazil's Supreme Court on Friday ordered the suspension of U.S. video-sharing platform Rumble in the country, citing its failure to comply with court orders and mirroring a move made against Elon Musk's X last year.

Any hope that Donald Trump may have that the conservative majority Supreme Court will give a thumbs-up to his makeover of the federal government and grant him unlimited power is fading by the day. That is according to former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori in his column for Politico where he claimed that,

On the campaign trail, Trump called for universal coverage of IVF treatment after his Supreme Court nominees helped to overturn Roe v. Wade, leading to a wave of restrictions in Republican-led states,

As Wisconsin voters weigh the future direction of the state Supreme Court, a group backed by Elon Musk is hitting local airwaves.

A federal district judge denied the Associated Press’ effort to regain access to White House events Monday, the latest in a string of court rulings both for and against the Trump administration as President Donald Trump and cost-cutting czar Elon Musk have implemented sweeping changes across the federal government.

The decision could affect the future employment of tens of thousands of probationary government workers fired since Trump took office.

The digital ad run by Building America's Future features a photo of Susan P. Crawford, a Harvard professor, not liberal candidate Susan M. Crawford.