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Where Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Neil Gorsuch keep finding common ground
From different vantage points, the Biden and Trump appointees have converged on scrutinizing certain forms of government power.
Voting rights foe John Roberts could be writing the next voting rights ruling
It might also be Clarence Thomas, which wouldn’t bode well for elections, either.
Stewart Rhodes' seditious conspiracy sentence could make Trump nervous
The Oath Keepers founder is the first Jan. 6 defendant sentenced for seditious conspiracy. The 18-year term could serve as an uncomfortable reminder for Trump.
President Ron DeSantis would be a nightmare. These Florida laws show why.
From backing retrograde bills on guns to gay rights to abortion, DeSantis would bring the worst of the GOP to the White House.
John Roberts keeps missing the point on ethics and the Supreme Court
The chief justice just gave a speech that shows he’s focused on the wrong things. No wonder the court’s public standing has fallen.
Harlan Crow stiffs Judiciary Committee, practically begs for a subpoena
Clarence Thomas’ benefactor tells Congress that it doesn’t have authority to investigate him and the justice. Let’s find out.
DeSantis dreams up a 7-2 conservative Supreme Court
The Republican Florida governor and impending 2024 candidate understands that all roads lead to SCOTUS.
Trump hush money hearing in Manhattan could set the stage for a contempt charge
The former president is set to be warned, like a child, of the consequences of breaking the rules. Will he listen?
Harlan Crow doesn’t get the Clarence Thomas problem — or doesn’t want to
The GOP billionaire reportedly said it was “kind of weird to think that if you’re a justice on the Supreme Court, you can’t have friends.” No one thinks that.
Ketanji Brown Jackson talks ‘Survivor’ ahead of court term finale
Being a super fan of the grueling reality show could come in handy at the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court tosses terrorism claim against Twitter, doesn't mess with Section 230
The justices aren't upending the internet at the moment.
