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The president wants to keep the financial records his accountants Mazars holds private from Congress, but a federal appeals court ruled to hand them over.

Even if DACA recipients are able to remain in the country legally to study, they may not be able to finance their educations.

From the first public impeachment hearings to the midnight cut off for this month's Democratic debate, this is going to be a big day.

The first interruptions came just minutes into the start of proceedings.

This workable reform could protect the United States from autocratic, king-like presidents.

The Supreme Court takes on their first environmental case of the term while President Donald Trump's lawyers return to court about those tax returns.

The Israeli government and right-wing NGOs have sought to suppress the pro-Palestinian boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.

"The idea here is you get more justices who think for themselves. Justices like Justice Kennedy," Buttigieg said in a recent sit-down interview.

A Kansas Supreme Court nominee is facing opposition from the state's most influential anti-abortion group due to her husband's political leanings.

"We're invisible in this conversation," tweeted Charlotte Clymer, a press secretary at the Human Rights Campaign.

As the Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases involving LGBTQ employment rights, over 100 protesters were reportedly arrested.

The Supreme court kicked off its new term yesterday—from LGBTQ discrimination to gun control, here's what to expect in the next year

Laverne Cox was present at the event, telling Aimee Stephens, who is at the center of the case, that she is "making history no matter what."

Abortion clinics are already extremely face—requiring them to have hospital admitting privileges will only make it worse for women.

"Before you're an immigrant—you're a human being. You're a human first," said Emmanuel A., one of the plaintiffs.

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

Aimee Stephens told her boss she is transgender. Two weeks later her boss fired her because she was no longer going to "represent himself as a man." Here's everything we know about her landmark Supreme Court case.

"I think he was asking a question, to be fair, that a lot of British reporters would have asked," the embattled British leader said.

Three explosive cases are about to test whether conservative Supreme Court justices are seen to rule according to their professed legal principles—or their politics.

"She knows her days are numbered...If you were that one super liberal Supreme Court justice, wouldn't you be trying to live forever?" Randy Corporon asked to chuckles from the crowd.

More than half of private-sector workers who don't belong to a union are subject to some sort of mandatory arbitration provision, according to the Economic Policy Institute.

As a Navy officer, I led an investigation into claims of sexual assault. Kavanaugh should be treated no differently than that sailor.

Neal Katyal suggested that the White House and Department of Justice are "contorting themselves backwards to try to hide this."

"This new Kavanaugh stuff has been so triggering for Christine Blasey Ford," Coulter tweeted.

The hosts of the Fox News morning show Fox & Friends criticized The New York Times article highlighting allegations against Brett Kavanaugh by Deborah Ramirez.

"That's an interesting choice of phrase for this particular story," said "Part Of The Problem" podcast host Dave Smith.

"I don't mean to malign Joe, but Joe told me he didn't believe her," former Senator Orrin Hatch said.

Harris' renewed criticism of Kavanaugh's confirmation process comes after a new essay from The New York Times revealed a previously unknown allegation of sexual misconduct.

Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano said sexual assault allegations against U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh seeks to "undermine" the country's highest judicial body.

The Washington newcomer joins a growing list of Democrats who believe the Supreme Court justice should be impeached after additional allegations of sexual misconduct were reported in the New York Times.