You may recall that White House Press Secretary Dana Perino was stumped when it came to the Cuban Missile Crisis. It could be noted that that event happened a pretty long time ago. However, the Supreme Court makes important decisions all the time; not every day, but frequently.

Here is a story about the Texas Supreme Court ruling on the polygamist sect and the children that will be getting a lot of attention, as it is analyzed, and we will update as warranted. This may be good law, but may be bad for these children.

The California Supreme Court today decided to hold that denying gay marriage rights to same sex couples violates the California Constitution on the basis of Due Process & Equal Protection.

The Supreme Court of the United States on Wednesday heart arguments on the Bush administration's detention of terror suspects at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, in Cuba.

The Nevada Supreme Court issued a last minute stay Monday night, halting inmate William Castillo's execution just a little over an hour before he was to die.

In yet another setback for embattled President Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that exiled former prime minister Nawaz Sharif can return home after seven years in exile in Saudi Arabia.

The Supreme Court has declined to grant urgent hearing to Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's interim bail application and fixed 20th August to take it up.

The U.S. Supreme Court, ruling 8-1 in favor of Tellabs Inc., Thursday endorsed a high pleading standard for class-action securities lawsuits, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The Bush administration did not give any comment on the US Supreme Court decision, which rejected the contention of India and Mongolia that they are immune to paying taxes on their properties in the United States.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has decided to support shareholders suing Wall Street banks for damages over Enron's collapse in a significant case before the Supreme Court, according to a Washington Post report Saturday.