These are the latest news cases from the Supreme Court of the United States regarding pro-life and family issues, religious persecution, and other topics affecting the Catholic Church.
During a week in which the Supreme Court heard arguments via telephone for the first time, the case of the... Read more
Catholics will pray the rosary online Wednesday morning as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments by telephone in the latest... Read more
The state of Indiana is hopeful the Supreme Court will hear their case on whether the state can block Planned... Read more
More than 130 members of Congress are asking the Supreme Court to allow states to defund Planned Parenthood. Read more
After the coronavirus pandemic forced the Supreme Court to postpone oral arguments in cases scheduled in March and April, several Catholic... Read more
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear the Archdiocese of Washington’s appeal to place religious ads on public transit... Read more
The Supreme Court announced Friday that oral arguments in the case of the Little Sisters of the Poor have been... Read more
In a Thursday interview, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry said efforts to conflate the case with a Texas law regulating... Read more
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Louisiana’s Unsafe Abortion Protection Act on Wednesday, as justices questioned lawyers from both sides... Read more
A Louisiana abortion clinic regulation sponsored by a pro-life Democrat could have a major impact on precedent regarding legal abortion,... Read more
The US Supreme Court has issued a ruling in the case of a border patrol agent who shot and killed... Read more
The Supreme Court has sent a case concerning the Archdiocese of San Juan, Puerto Rico, back to Puerto Rican courts.... Read more
The Supreme Court will decide if the city of Philadelphia was correct to terminate its relationship with Catholic Social Services... Read more
In August 2019, the Trump administration announced changes to how a person is determined to be a “public charge,” someone primarily... Read more
A Trump administration rule defining more low-income immigrants as a public burden may go into effect, the U.S. Supreme Court... Read more
Oral arguments were heard Jan. 22 on the case of Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, which involves the 1972... Read more
States should not deny tax credit programs to families who choose religious private schools, said members of the U.S. Conference... Read more
The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to fast-track hearing a new appeal of the Affordable Care Act. The decision comes... Read more
The Little Sisters of the Poor will have their case heard before the Supreme Court yet again in their years-long... Read more
Ahead of a Supreme Court hearing, more than 200 members of Congress have signed on to support Louisiana’s abortion regulations,... Read more