What amazes me most about Roberts’ leadership is, after it’s proven his positions are untenable, he embraces them in a limp ...

Under Chief Judge John Roberts, the United States Supreme Court has stepped up its use of the "emergency docket," writes ...

Chief Justice John Roberts claimed that the Supreme Court of the United States is unified as they continue to face threats from President Donald Trump and his Administration. McDonald's announces ...

Roberts’ statement is remarkable not only for its content but for its rarity. The Chief Justice of the United States typically avoids public commentary on political disputes, particularly when ...

Daniel Fisher at Forbes Magazine argues that Roberts was not actually ceding power to Congress, but amassing more power for the Court, reminiscent of the power play by Chief Justice John Marshall ...

WASHINGTON — During his 2005 confirmation hearing, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts described cases that overturned precedent as “a jolt to the legal system.” ...

No one on the Supreme Court has gone further to enable Donald Trump’s extreme exercise of presidential power than the chief justice of the United States, John Roberts. Associate justices have ...

WASHINGTON – Chief Justice John Roberts began presiding over the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump last week determined to protect the stature of his branch of government, the ...

Chief Justice John Roberts, in an opinion for a 5-4 court, declared that federal judges could not review extreme partisan gerrymanders to determine if they violated constitutional rights.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is facing rising calls from Democratic lawmakers to get more involved in scrutinizing details surrounding Justice Clarence Thomas‘s undisclosed luxury ...

Roberts’ court — or at least its right-wing majority — can’t seem to recognize what millions of us see: A president run amok, violating the United States Constitution in myriad ways. Trump ...

As Roberts discussed past justices of the Supreme Court, O’Brien brought up William Howard Taft, who served as both a Supreme Court chief justice and as president of the United States.