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We examine the decisions and look at pending rulings on affirmative action and union dues.

His claim to act in women's defense is as old as white supremacy itself, and it's been refuted for just as long.

Is it really worth the risk of altering the very fabric of life itself in an effort to eradicate mosquitoes?

The expert ended up prompting a back-and-forth between Supreme Court justices, who narrowly upheld use of a lethal injection drug.

The Arctic is warming at a rate at least twice the global average. Then, permafrost thaws, releasing methane and carbon dioxide.

This excerpt describes the moments before Greenpeace members attempted to mount a protest against a Russian drilling platform.

Abandoning the euro offers the possibility of putting the needs of the Greek people before those of international banks.

After five years of horrendous crisis, leaving the euro would require the impossible - an efficient and capable Greek government and economy.

Ecuador is an exciting country to watch, as its dynamic president navigates new ground in the midst of a changing international political economy.

The Supreme Court's recent redistricting ruling may be the most consequential ruling of all, and that is saying something.