Q&A: Supreme Court Kicks Off Term Under Pressure. What Would Court Reform Look Like?
The Supreme Court of the United States kicked off its new term under pressure; facing declining levels of approval and calls for reform. Political Science Professor Andrew O’Geen put the Court’s status in context and analyzed President Biden’s proposed Court reforms.
The Supreme Court let stand a lower court decision over emergency room abortions in Texas, marking a blow to the Biden ...
The U.S. Supreme Court kicked off its new nine-month term on Monday with arguments in two cases and important disputes lined ...
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As a new term kicks off this week, the archconservative court that John Roberts leads remains deeply unpopular, plagued by ...
On Monday, the United States Supreme Court refused to advance a case to its docket in which the Biden administration sought ...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday confronted the case of Alabama’s overwhelmed unemployment system, at one point hearing the ...
The Supreme Court has shown skepticism toward the authority of federal regulatory agencies in several major rulings in recent ...
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Despite ideological differences, the court is upholding the Constitution and ruling unanimously in many cases. | Opinion ...
The Supreme Court’s relatively new code of conduct lacks teeth. A former judge and federal watchdog said they know how to ...
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