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Most of Arizona immigration law cannot stand, Supreme Court rules

But the Supreme Court upheld a provision requiring police to check the immigration status of people they have reason to suspect are illegal immigrants – the most controversial part of the Arizona immigration law.

US Supreme Court throws out FCC indecency fines

Supreme Court says broadcast decency standards too vague

Republicans, Democrats jockey before Supreme Court health-care ruling

Robert Reich The Supreme Court's unpopularity could help Obamacare

Prop. 8: appeals courts set stage for Supreme Court review of gay marriage

John Edwards verdict could become part of Citizens United backlash

Arizona immigration law: Another setback for Obama at Supreme Court?

Supreme Court approves strip searches for minor offenses

Next step for Supreme Court on Obamacare: secret Friday vote

If Supreme Court scraps health-care law, who wins politically?

Supreme Court justices appear poised to sweep aside entire health-care law

Supreme Court health-care hearing: How bad does it look for 'Obamacare'?

Obama health reform law: clues to how the justices might behave

Do 14-year-old killers deserve life without parole? Supreme Court hears cases.

Does Supreme Court decision on sick leave hint at health-care law ruling?

Supreme Court debate: Is lying about being a war hero protected speech?

How Supreme Court ruling on Texas could reduce affirmative action across US

Prop. 8 ruling: why it might not go to the Supreme Court

What gambling industry money has done on Newt Gingrich's behalf

Unanimous Supreme Court: Get a warrant before installing GPS tracking device

Lawyer makes startling argument in Supreme Court hearing on FCC

Supreme Court justices face tangled mess with Texas redistricting plan

Crosses on public land: Did Supreme Court leave legal issue in 'shambles'?

US Supreme Court opens, likely to wade into health care debate