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"If you're unhappy with your vice president and you want her in a different role, there is no greater role than on the Supreme Court," McEnany said on Fox News.

"We are relieved…to know that St. Vincent can finally get back to placing vulnerable children with families like ours," said a lawsuit participant.

A Black woman's nomination would be a historic first, as only two African American men, Thurgood Marshall and Clarence Thomas, have held seats on the court.

This move follows a ruling by the Supreme Court wherein justices decided that OSHA didn't have the authority to enforce the Biden administration's order.

"The landscape of abortion provision is simply not going to be able to absorb all the people," Dr. Bhavik Kumar warned Newsweek about overturning Roe v. Wade.

Justice Sotomayor called the Texas six-week abortion ban case "a disaster for the rule of law and a grave disservice to women in Texas."

The order paves the way for 700 documents related to the events of January 6 to be transferred to the committee.

The painting was originally strong-armed from a prominent German Jewish family in exchange for being able to flee the country.

Justices on both the left and right seemed to favor Harold Shurtleff, a conservative activist and director of Camp Constitution.

Some employees could have grounds for a wrongful termination lawsuit.

The MSNBC host accused the conservative judges of caring more about right-wing politics than "saving lives" after voting to block the mandate.

While the mandate for private employers was blocked, the Supreme Court did allow for federally funded health care facilities to require vaccine jabs.

The 5th U.S. Court of Appeals must decide whether to send a more limited challenge to the Texas Supreme Court or to a federal judge in Austin.

"Basically executive privilege is a privilege that belongs to the government. It doesn't belong to the individual," said Nick Akerman on Saturday.

The My Pillow founder suggested that his SCOTUS complaint about Trump's 2020 loss could move forward in the coming weeks.

The Supreme Court sent a case regarding Texas' abortion law to a federal appeals court that has previously allowed the law to remain in place twice.

The court also blocked a legal challenge from the Biden administration requesting that the justices block enforcement of the law.

Jackson is widely considered a candidate to replace Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer if he chooses to retire.

Former President Donald Trump's attorneys have signaled they will appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court.

Justice Alito's remarks come as the Supreme Court battles a growing public opinion that rulings are politicized and the bench's conservative majority will win.

With Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett seemingly uninterested in the narrow decision eyed by Chief Justice Roberts, the court appears likely to overturn Roe.

Roberts suggested he would be ready to rule on fetal viability while upholding other abortion rights.

"Will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception?" the justice asked about Mississippi's efforts to overturn Roe v. Wade.

The call comes as the High Court prepares to hear a case on a Mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks.

"The statute outlaws no weapon, but only limits the size of the magazine that may be used with firearms," the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a 7-4 decision.

SCOTUS' 6-3 conservative majority could overturn Roe v. Wade when justices take up the biggest legal challenge to abortion rights since the 1973 landmark case.

Cosby was released in June after Pennsylvania's highest court ruled that an earlier promise not to prosecute the former comedian was binding.

SCOTUS heard the two cases filed against Texas' controversial abortion law on November 1.

On Friday, Mayor Lovely Warren declared a state of emergency due to the rise in gun violence. The city has already seen 71 homicides this year.

Justice Kavanaugh has suggested that prisoners are "moving the goalposts on their claims in order to delay executions" in a case brought by a Texas inmate.