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John Paul Stevens on the Worst Decision of His 34 Years on the Supreme Court

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

How Trump's Wrong About Impeachment

By Abigail Abrams

Roe v. Wade 'Could Well Be Overturned' With Kavanaugh on the Court, Planned Parenthood President Says

Joe Biden Says He Regrets Not Giving Anita Hill the 'Hearing She Deserved'

By Katie Reilly
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New Zealand Banned All Assault Weapons. Could That Work in America?

Here's the surprising answer

By Melissa Chan

Clarence Thomas Just Asked His First Question in a Supreme Court Argument in 3 Years

Thomas’s questions came in the final minutes of a one-hour argument

By Greg Stohr and Jordan Rubin / Bloomberg

Supreme Court Broadens Federal Powers to Detain Immigrants

The 5-4 ruling gives the federal government the power to detain immigrants with a criminal past years after they finish serving time

By Hillary Leung

Ginsburg Expected to Return to Supreme Court Bench Tuesday

She underwent surgery in December to remove cancerous masses from one of her lungs

By Greg Stohr / Bloomberg

Transgender Troops Face Obstacles After Supreme Court Order

Hundreds of transgender troops may continue serving in the military, but will face obstacles unless they serve “in their biological sex” now that the Supreme Court has allowed President Donald Trump’s policy to go into...

By W.J. Hennigan

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Will Make a Cameo Appearance in Lego Movie Sequel

A new teaser trailer shows a robe-clad animated version of the Notorious RBG

By Rachel E. Greenspan

A Judge Blocked the Census From Asking About Citizenship. Here's Why It Matters

A federal judge in New York has blocked the Trump Administration from adding a question about citizenship status to the 2020 Census, marking a victory for critics who have said the question is unnecessary and...

By Abigail Abrams

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Had Two Cancerous Lung Nodules Removed. Here's What That Means

She is reportedly recovering well

By Jamie Ducharme

Ginsburg Hails Immigrants in Speech to New Citizens

“We are a nation made strong by people like you," Ginsburg said

By Tara Law

How Justice Kavanaugh Handled His First Abortion Test

Three conservative judges issued a dissenting opinion, arguing that the Supreme Court should take the case.

By Tara Law

Christine Blasey Ford Pledges Funds to Trauma Survivors

Ford said "coming forward was terrifying ... but I am grateful to have had the opportunity to fulfill my civic duty"

By Gina Martinez

Trump Isn't the First President to Fight With the Supreme Court

It's hardly the first time tensions have boiled over

By Alejandro de la Garza

Trump Escalates Attack on Judges

The criticism follows a ruling that blocked Trump's asylum ban

By Katie Reilly

Sotomayor Opens Up About Kavanaugh Coming to the Court

Sotomayor said she is not letting personal politics get in the way of working together

By Gina Martinez

How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Became a Pop Culture Icon

After Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg issued a fiery dissent in Shelby County v. Holder, a case decided in June 2013 that invalidated a key part of the Voting Rights Act, then-NYU law student...

By Samantha Cooney

How to Fix the Broken Supreme Court Confirmation Mess

Both parties should want to change the rules and reset the debate

By John C. Danforth
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