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Does Secret Service protection trump speech rights? Supreme Court hears case.

A Colorado man arrested in 2006 after telling Vice President Cheney what he thought of the Iraq war alleges that Secret Service agents retaliated against him for his opinions.

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

Video game nation: Why so many play

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

The Monitor's View With Facebook IPO, time to friend privacy

The Monitor's View Obama, like Roberts, seeks harmony in Washington

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

Supreme Court says no to new rule on eyewitness testimony

Lawyer makes startling argument in Supreme Court hearing on FCC

Is new Supreme Court ruling a retreat from Citizens United?

Supreme Court rebukes Ninth Circuit, again, in 'shaken baby' case

Opinion Justice Sotomayor – not guilty of 'empathy'

The Persistence of the Color Line: Racial Politics and the Obama Presidency

In Pictures Barack Obama's milestones

Opinion At colleges plagued with date rape, why 'no' still means 'yes'

Supreme Court: Matching funds in Arizona election law violate free speech

Supreme Court strikes down ban on selling violent video games to minors

Drug labels: Generics don't need warning updates

CSI meets Law & Order: Supreme Court rules lab techs must testify in court

Supreme Court throws out back-door bid to curb global warming

Supreme Court dismisses women's class action lawsuit against Wal-Mart

Supreme Court: When police question children, their age matters

Supreme Court: US Muslim cannot sue Ashcroft for 2003 detention ordeal

Supreme Court upholds Arizona law designed to thwart illegal workers

Supreme Court orders California to slash prison population by more than 30,000