Sotomayor is asked about lower trust in Supreme Court. She points to pace of overturned precedents
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was asked about sagging public confidence in the court. She answered by pointing ...
Why the Supreme Court may be open to Trump’s push for expanded power
The Supreme Court majority built by Donald Trump could uphold efforts to expand presidential authority based on the legal ...
Maria Elena Cruz sworn in, becomes newest Arizona Supreme Court justice
Gov. Katie Hobbs administered the oath to Cruz, who restores the bench to seven members after the retirement of Justice ...
Poll: Schimel leads Crawford in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
A poll in Wisconsin’s race for the supreme court has the conservative candidate up by 5 but many voters have yet to make up ...
Gov. Katie Hobbs appoints Maria Elena Cruz to the Arizona Supreme Court
Maria Elena Cruz, a state appeals court judge, is the first Latina and first Black Arizonan to serve on the state’s most ...
Lamont picks William Bright for CT Supreme Court
Gov. Lamont also nominated 13 people to the Superior Court, including former lawmakers Michael D'Agostino and Kevin Kelly.
US Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Mississippi Lifetime Ban on Voting by Felons
(Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear a challenge to Mississippi's lifetime ban on voting by people ...
The CRT debate is back at the Indiana Statehouse, but this time, it's DEI
Indiana is one of dozens of states swept into the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion purge, supported fervently by President ...
How colleges will try to use race as a factor in admissions without getting caught
Colleges sought ways to circumvent the Supreme Court's ruling that they cannot use racial preferences in admissions.
Ballots from Helene-damaged areas are among the 65,000 that Republicans want to throw out in North Carolina
The GOP is trying to overturn a closely watched North Carolina Supreme Court election where two recounts show Democratic ...
Experts explain what's next with the fight over birthright citizenship
On Tuesday California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that the state is joining with 17 other states to sue President Trump over an executive order that would end birthright citizenship.