Shannon Bream,Bill Mears

The Supreme Court administers the oath to new presidents on Monday, as Trump gets inaugurated.

Donald Trump will be sworn in as President for the second time on Monday by Chief Justice John Roberts.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has updated her financial disclosures after receiving criticism about her husband's consulting earnings.

A challenge to a Tennessee law was the subject of nearly two-and-a-half hours of tense oral arguments heard by the justices.

Trump plans to reveal his list of potential Supreme Court nominees in the near future.

The president has stated that he will choose his judicial appointees based on their race and gender.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh states that this will have significant consequences for the presidency.

No president has ever been criminally indicted while in office or after leaving office.

The conservative high court may be cautious about granting the government excessive power.

A hearing will take place on Tuesday for oral arguments.

What is the basis for determining where the line is, questioned Justice Clarence Thomas.

Federal officials' boarding of fishermen's vessels for monitoring and data collection will be the subject of two separate appeals heard by justices.