Amy Coney Barrett

A new survey from ABC News and The Washington Post found that 52 percent of voters opposed an immediate SCOTUS appointment.

Lee—whose doctor cleared him to attend—helps give Republicans the needed quorum to vote later this week to advance Barrett's nomination out of committee.

Barrett's confirmation to the Supreme Court could break a 45-year record.

Coney Barrett has been nominated to replace Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away in September.

A detailed outline of Judge Amy Coney Barrett's political views ahead of her Supreme Court nomination.

The Trump nominee is due to face an intense level of scrutiny at her confirmation hearing, with Democrats having already questioned the president putting her forward so near to Election Day.

Buttigieg's remarks from a 2019 town hall have gained renewed attention and praise as abortion rights become an election issue.

Barrett's hearings could take an important first step toward withdrawing the Court from the political battlefield that it has entered.

A look back at what Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Trump and others said about Obama's Supreme Court nominee back in 2016.

Just four of the nation's Republican governors have opted out of adding their name to a letter supporting Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation to the Supreme Court.

A second anti-abortion ad uncovered Friday evening has prompted calls for the University of Notre Dame to release all of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett's records.

"Aren't you in fact counting on Justice Barrett to—to either end or restrict Roe v. Wade, and wouldn't you be terribly disappointed if she failed to do that?" Chris Wallace asked Senator Ben Sasse.

Ahead of Barrett's confirmation hearings on Monday, People of Praise sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee asking them to allow testimony about the Christian group of which Barrett is reportedly a member.

"Look, the only court packing is going on right now. It's going on with the Republicans packing the court now," Joe Biden said.

Ernst said that "it would be smart" for the Senate Judiciary Committee to be tested for COVID-19, but committee member Lindsey Graham says he doesn't need one because of a letter from his doctor.

Court-packing will lead America to a very dangerous dead end.

The Supreme Court's ruling also avoids making reproductive rights an even more contentious election season issue than it already is.

Elizabeth Kennedy-Ryzewicz speaks to Newsweek about the anti-abortion documentary "Divided Hearts of America."

"Progressive and moderate Christians alike must speak out now against this latest election-year hijacking of our faith," Faithful America said.

The American people deserve a prompt Supreme Court confirmation process.

The Democratic presidential candidate said he will protect abortion rights even if the Supreme Court strikes them down.

"There is a long and venerable tradition of ill or medically infirm senators being wheeled in to cast critical votes on the Senate floor," the Arkansas Republican said.

"Your promise was that no judicial nominee should be approved during the last year of an election," Harrison told Graham during their first debate.

While it's not yet known if the nomination ceremony was a "superspreader" event, the White House has started contact tracing.

The Senate Majority Leader said five district court judges are set to be approved and he expects senators to return to Washington for work Monday.

According to the CDC, there have been no confirmed reports to date of a person being reinfected with COVID-19 within three months of initial infection.

GOP Senators Mike Lee and Thom Tillis tested positive for the coronavirus just days after attending a White House event with Barrett.

University of Notre Dame President Father John Jenkins was seen maskless and shaking hands at the White House on Saturday. Less than a week later, he has tested positive for COVID-19

"Out of an abundance of caution, I sought medical advice and was tested for COVID-19," the senator said.

Consumer searches for Ruth Bader Ginsburg-themed merchandise exceeded 17,000 on one platform the day after her death.