What Does Trump's Win Mean for The Supreme Court?
Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor exchanged inaudible pleasantries and chuckles with her conservative colleagues as she walked up the short steps to the dais where the court's mahogany bench is. A 70-year-old with diabetes, Sotomayor is now facing new calls from progressives to retire in the final days of President Joe Biden's term in office.
The chief justice could face pressure to resign if Trump wins, but that doesn't mean he's going to leave the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court justices do not go easily. With the presidential election nearing a climax, speculation has grown over new ...
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How John Roberts—Yes, John Roberts—Might Decide Who Won the ElectionLast summer, after the Supreme Court appeared to brush aside a fringe theory that would have given gerrymandered GOP legislatures unfettered power over election procedures, progressive activists at ...
The United States Supreme Court has sent a strong message of support to former President Trump’s MAGA-world by overturning a ...
The high court looked for a compromise between Meta and its shareholders but the requirements for risk disclosures appeared ...
The case was called Allen v. Milligan. Roberts, joined by fellow conservative Brett Kavanaugh and the court's three liberal justices, ordered the creation of a second House district in Alabama in ...
The presidential election is likely to have a dramatic impact on the United States Supreme Court. Look no further than the ...
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The Supreme Court Takes Aim at California’s Right to Clean AirAn environmental regulations case may potentially test Chief Justice John Roberts’s propensity for inventing novel legal ...
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