Two Supreme Court justices appeared before Congress on Tuesday to testify on the high court’s annual budget request, a showing that was rare for several reasons. Justices Elena Kagan and Amy ...
Over the years, the Supreme Court found its home in several places, following Congress from New York to Philadelphia, then to ...
It was around the time the justices crossed the $10 million threshold in book earnings that I started to change my mind about the whole enterprise. But let's back up a bit. By statute, the chief ...
My latest installment on SCOTUSBlog urges the Justices to get out of the beltway, and hold oral argument across the fruited plane.
This is the second piece in a series on what I believe the court can, and should, do better.
The Chief Justice insists that his Supreme Court isn’t biased even as it keeps making dramatic leaps rightward.
New nonfiction titles explore social connection, constitutional change, the Supreme Court and America’s past.
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The Only Thing Left to Do About January 6 Is Remember
The January 6 prosecutions came to a quiet, unheralded end this week after a federal judge dismissed the final seditious ...
The Supreme Court justices recused a combined 64 times this term when deciding what new cases to hear. The leader might not be who you think. Twenty-three recusals came from Justice Samuel ...
Paul Weiss was a progressive stalwart for decades and led the legal resistance against President Trump in his first term.
“I am no theorist,” Louis Brandeis stated bluntly in the Hastings, Nebraska, Daily Republican on February 3, 1912. “I have had a large experience and I know what I am talking about.” ...
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Supreme Court backs religious parents in LGBTQ+ storybook opt-out fight
The 6-3 ruling from Montgomery County, Maryland, gives religious parents a stronger path to seek notice and opt-outs from some LGBTQ+-themed public-school lesso ...
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