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Christopher Scalia said that his father, the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, put an emphasis on his friendship with his colleague Ruth Bader Ginsburg, even though the two differed on so many viewpoints.

Whatever you think of any immigration policies or other issues surrounding this case, one thing is clear: Gorsuch faithfully applied fundamental constitutional principles and upheld the rule of law.

"THE SECOND AMENDMENT WILL NEVER BE REPEALED!" Trump tweeted, just a few weeks after he suggested seizing weapons without due process.

Smart, qualified Republican lawyers who would make fine federal judges are being passed over in favor of ideologues.

Over 126 million Americans—about 40 percent—live in areas that fail to meet environmental standards.

Gorsuch may be as conservative as Scalia, but he is not Scalia.

It's unlikely he'll be a loose cannon on the Court. He is a conciliator, not a rebel.

Does Justice Anthony Kennedy disapprove of gerrymandering done for political motives?

The conversation has shifted from Gorsuch's deeply conservative views.

Now comes the search for scandals and juicy details to derail the nomination.

Chuck Schumer: "If they don't appoint someone who is really good, we are going to oppose them tooth and nail."

Pryor is well known for the issue over a Ten Commandments monument in Alabama.

Clinton co-sponsored the Flag Protection Act as U.S. senator in 2005.

Imagine a reverse New Deal with a young and anti-regulatory Trump Court.

Kennedy will be the "swing justice" on controversial issues; he may be the biggest winner.

Presidents who battle for Supreme Court nominees see fewer congressional successes.

The promise to block any Clinton nominee to the Court is a new low, even for McCain.

Ginsburg called Kaepernick's protest "dumb" and "disrespectful," likening it to burning an American flag.

The Supreme Court allowed states to push partisan gerrymandering to the limit.

At Princeton in 2012, 157 faculty and staff gave to Barack Obama's campaign, two to Mitt Romney's—a visiting engineering professor and a janitor.

A five-vote liberal majority on the court would enable President Clinton to remake the United States.

A carefully crafted operation to sell Obama's choice to Americans has rolled into action.

"I've selected a nominee who is widely recognized not only as one of America's sharpest legal minds but as someone who brings to his work a spirit of decency, modesty, integrity, evenhandedness and excellence," Obama said.

Clinton would come under enormous political pressure to re-nominate Obama's nominee if the Republicans hold no hearings.

The Supreme Court is meant to adhere to the letter of the law, not to draw on life experiences.

We aren't replacing a judge bound by the law but a political official who happens to sit in a courtroom.

If no Obama nominee can be confirmed, the Supreme Court will be without a full complement for two entire terms.

An academic expert on conspiracy theories thinks questions about Scalia's sudden death are quite rational.

Recordings reveal how Justice Antonin Scalia cracked up his colleagues on the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court was asked to decide: Does a disabled golfer using a golf cart enjoy an unfair advantage?