Antonin Scalia

These Are Some of Justice Scalia's Most Colorful Quotes

By Daniel White

This Is What Happens When the Supreme Court Is Tied

By Maya Rhodan

How Scalia's Faith Reshaped the Supreme Court

By Elizabeth Dias

Antonin Scalia's Lasting Influence

By David Von Drehle

How Scalia's Death Just Threw Politics Into Disarray

Correction appended, Feb. 13, 2016Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia always did like to cause a stir in life and his death will be no exception.The conservative’s untimely demise in Texas this weekend upends the GOP,...

By Jay Newton-Small February 13, 2016

How Scalia's Death Could Shake up GOP Race

The justice's passing is a boon to Cruz and could spell trouble for Trump

By Alex Altman February 13, 2016

How Scalia's Death Will Affect Pending Cases

The untimely death of Justice Antonin Scalia rightly will be met with sadness and many learned assessments of the long-term impact this historic figure had on the Court, the American judiciary and the country.In the...

By Massimo Calabresi February 13, 2016

How the Next Supreme Court Justice Will Be Chosen

Justice Antonin Scalia's death leaves a vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court

By Maya Rhodan February 13, 2016

The South Carolina GOP Primary Just Became All About Judges

'This is now a Scalia debate'

By Philip Elliott / Greenville, S.C. February 13, 2016

Supreme Court and Politicians React to the Death of Justice Antonin Scalia

The conservative Supreme Court Justice died at age 79

By Maya Rhodan February 13, 2016

Harry Reid: Justice Scalia's Comments on Affirmative Action Were 'Racist'

"These ideas that he pronounced yesterday are racist in application, if not intent"

By Tessa Berenson December 10, 2015

Justice Scalia Is Right—California Isn't the Real West

But with immigration flatlining and the climate drying up, it may soon be

By Joe Mathews / Zocalo Public Square July 1, 2015

Antonin Scalia to Justices: This is No Smarter Than a 'Fortune Cookie'

Read the Supreme Court Justice's dissent on gay marriage

By Sam Jacobs June 26, 2015

The Two Harshest Words Antonin Scalia Used Against Obamacare

"I dissent."

By Ryan Teague Beckwith June 25, 2015

The 7 Best Lines from Justice Scalia's Obamacare Dissent

Supporters of the Affordable Care Act won the battle of opinions at the Supreme Court Thursday, but critics may win the battle of words.The 6-3 majority opinion in King v. Burwell upholds subsidies to millions...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith June 25, 2015

Top Lawyers Would Most Like to Lunch Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

RBG named as the Supreme Court Justice they'd most like to break bread with

By Charlotte Alter March 3, 2015

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Upends the Notion of the Silent Justice

Supreme Court Justice isn't just writing opinions, she's sharing them in interviews.

By Charlotte Alter February 18, 2015

Why People Love Reading About Supreme Court Justices' Favorite Movies

Ginsburg's defense of a controversial opera is the latest in a long series of culture-diet revelations from the judges

By Daniel D'Addario October 29, 2014

When Warrantless Phone Searches Are Totally OK

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments over when and whether the police can search cell phones after an arrest, as lower courts have been split on whether that's allowed by law and, if so, just much information can be taken off them and stored

By Massimo Calabresi April 29, 2014

Supreme Court Weighs Truth in Politics

The justices appear ready ahead of the midterm elections later this year to knock down laws in 16 states that aim to prevent lying in political races, likely claiming they violate the First Amendment's guarantees of free speech

By Massimo Calabresi April 22, 2014