supreme court of the united states
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Why Is Clarence Thomas Still Ruling On Jan 6th Cases?
The Supreme Court Justice ruled he would block the Jan. 6th committee from getting Republican Chair Kelli Ward’s phone records
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Believes Court Should Have Ruled In Favor Of Death Row Inmate In Her First Opinion
Jackson sided with a man convicted of murder during a robbery from more than 30 years ago.
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This Federal Judge Is Tired Of SCOTUS Conservatives’ Foolishness
Finally, someone on the federal bench isn’t afraid to say constitutional originalism is BS.
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Game On: SCOTUS Slaps Down Lindsey Graham’s Last Chance At Avoiding Georgia Subpoena
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis gets to question the South Carolina Senator after all.
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This Might Be The Most Important Sentence The Supreme Court Reads This Term
A case from North Carolina could have a disastrous impact on Black voting rights, and on elections across the country as a whole.
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Washington Ethics Group Asks If Congress Will Ever Investigate Clarence and Ginni Thomas
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington sent a letter to the House and Senate judiciary committees asking for insight.
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Huh? Republican Officials Are Trying To Redefine Who Is Considered “Black” and Who Isn’t
An upcoming Supreme Court ruling could redefine Blackness, which would affect both the census and many voting districts.
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Pulling No Punches In Her First Week of SCOTUS Arguments
Conservatives want to pull the wool of race-neutrality over all of our eyes. KBJ ain’t having it.
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Will Rule On Important Cases for Black Folks
Voting rights, environmental protection and Affirmative Action are on the docket this term