Brett Kavanaugh

Justices Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch have publicized internal struggles on the 3-3-3 Supreme Court.

College athletics is big business and it's time to allow the drivers of that business to enjoy the fruits of their labor.

The conservative legal movement needs to soberly confront and grapple with its shortcomings.

A nominally conservative Court is set to decide the fate of the legal conservative movement itself.

Some experts argue that a case challenging a Mississippi law could adversely affect abortion access.

Senate Republicans refused to hold hearings for Garland when he was nominated to the court by Barack Obama in 2016.

The Supreme Court's move rightward makes the Chief Justice's role less relevant, but don't underestimate Roberts' ability to maneuver.

The South Carolina decision will almost certainly encourage more judicial intervention into the 2020 presidential election, especially if mail-in ballots determine the outcome in battleground states.

The Democratic senator and vice presidential candidate caught attention with her firm questioning of Brett Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing in 2018.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh has offered an explanation of the Supreme Court's decision to allow mail-in voting restrictions in South Carolina.

Barrett was seen leaving her home with her family to take a Gulfstream jet to Washington, D.C.

The president relies on McConnell, Graham and a few others to help him keep his campaign promise to fill the federal courts with conservative judges. Now they're determined to appoint a third SCOTUS justice.

Senator Lindsey Graham has suggested Democrats will do everything possible to keep the vacant Supreme Court seat open.

"Preserving the institution of the Senate should be paramount to any political gain," Flake tweeted.

"I wish I could wave a magic wand and have it go back to the way it was," Ginsburg said in 2018.

The South Carolina senator once dared Americans to "use my words against me" during March 2016 remarks, in which he declared the next president—regardless of party—would not fill a Supreme Court vacancy during the final year of their first term.

"The Supreme Court, including the president's appointees, have declared that he is not above the law," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday during a press briefing.

We must always thoroughly investigate claims and maintain a basic societal presumption of innocence.

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh said the factual record didn't "adequately demonstrate" the law would cause the abortion clinics to close.

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's dissent came down to the court not factoring Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen's 2018 memo into its decision.

There is no excuse other than sheer partisanship for Democrats' sexual assault double standard on Brett Kavanaugh and Joe Biden.

A divided Supreme Court ruled against a church in California objecting the state limits on the number of worshipers allowed to gather at religious services during the pandemic.

Pelosi praised the accuser of Brett Kavanaugh for coming forward with her allegations, but hasn't done the same for Biden's accuser.

"Justices know that criticisms come with the territory," Roberts wrote, "but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous."

In an ad for his U.S. Senate Campaign, Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore compares himself to Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh, declaring himself the victim of a "smear campaign."

Christine Blasey Ford was presented with the ACLU's Roger Baldwin Courage Award on Sunday.

The Massachusetts senator claimed Facebook was trying to charm Republican lawmakers as it faced four government antitrust investigations.

Protesters picketed outside the conservative Federalist Society dinner in Washington D.C. where the Supreme Court justice spoke on Thursday.

After posing for a picture with the leader of an anti-gay group, Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Samuel Alito have been sent a letter by the president of a judicial activist group, demanding the pair recuse themselves from upcoming court cases centered on LGBT rights.

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh taught a course for George Mason University in England during a summer session.