The Supreme Court cross ruling sets a precedent allowing a Baltimore County-owned World War I memorial to stay on public land, said Councilman David Mark

The Supreme Court is diving into a debate about the place of religious symbols in public life in a case about a cross-shaped war memorial in Maryland.

Robert Reich: All three branches of government are now under the control of one party controlled by Donald Trump.

We now see what happens when a simple majority puts a nominee on the Supreme Court: Meaningless vetting of a pivotal nominee.

After the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that public employees cannot be forced to pay union fees, labor union leaders in Maryland called it another attack on worker rights and vowed to step up their fights to improve workplaces.

The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for legalized sports betting across the nation — an outcome long sought by Maryland’s largest casinos seeking a share of a multibillion-dollar market.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today in a Maryland redistricting case that has the potential to reshape how congressional boundaries are drawn nationwide.

The Supreme Court decision that will lead to new congressional district lines in Pennsylvania doesn't have a legal impact here, but it does have a moral one.

Supreme Court must set limits on political manipulation of voting districts.

President Donald Trump called the Supreme Court's decision to partially reinstate his travel ban a "clear victory," but there's nothing clear about it.

Congressman Elijah Cummings (D-MD) has quietly asked 10 cities, including Baltimore, to send him all documents relating to the use of facial recognition

President Donald Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court fail

Appeals court decision maintaining freeze on controversial immigrant ban a welcome reminder that President Trump is not above the law

The Supreme Court on Monday empowered police to stop people on the streets and question them, even when it is not clear they have done anything wrong.

The Supreme Court has upheld the conspiracy conviction of a former Baltimore police officer for his role in a repair shop extortion scheme.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has taken hypocrisy to new depths, says Cal Thomas.

A case involving a Maryland-based order of nuns appeared to divide the Supreme Court on Wednesday as attorneys argued the Obama administration overstepped its authority by requiring faith-based employers to facilitate health insurance coverage for contraception.

Merrick Garland is not a liberal in the same way President Obama and most Senate Democrats are moderates.

Court's choice to toss EPA power plant rules leaves Americans at greater risk of birth defects and other ills

The Supreme Court's decisive 6-3 vote confirming the right of all Americans to federally supported health-care insurance should end the Republican Party's losing war on Obamacare — but it probably won't.

Matt Gibbons, 58, of Union Bridge, shed tears of joy when he heard the U.S. Supreme Court decision affirming the right to same-sex marriage Friday morning.

Advocates of same-sex marriage celebrated the landmark Supreme Court ruling Friday that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry anywhere in the United States but said work remains to protect gay and lesbian Americans from discrimination.

The Supreme Court declared Monday the Constitution gives the president, not Congress, the lead role in setting the nation's foreign policy, including the "exclusive power" to recognize foreign governments and negotiate sensitive disputes.

The Supreme Court on Monday sided with a Howard County couple that argued their out-of-state income was being double-taxed in Maryland, a decision that could cost cities and counties in the state tens of millions of dollars.

Attorneys for two convicted robbers are challenging investigators' use of cellphone data, saying that it breached their privacy and that investigators should have used a search warrant to get it. Their appeals in federal court thrust the convicts into the center of a debate about police powers and the meaning of privacy in the digital age.

Asking employers to pay for contraception makes it their business, along with the business of taxpayers and a bunch of bureaucrats in Washington.

The Supreme Court's decision in Harris v. Quinn only dealt with home health care workers in Illinois, but it invited more direct challenge to public sector collective bargaining laws.

A little-noticed and highly technical Supreme Court decision is opening the way for dozens of federal inmates from Maryland to seek reduced sentences — even though trial judges found they had violent criminal pasts.

Federal judge says prayers at meetings can continue but must be nonsectarian

Supreme Court should reject Michigan anti-affirmative action law that is discouraging minorities from attending state universities

Contrary to Chief Justice John Roberts' assertions, America still needs the full weight of the Voting Rights Act, and civil rights activists must step up to pressure Congress to restore it.

The U.S. Supreme Court authorized police to collect DNA samples from individuals arrested for violent crimes, in an opinion released Monday that overturns Maryland's Court of Appeals ruling.

The only difference between collecting genetic information and fingerprints from arrestees is that DNA matches are far more accurate.