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Stevens died of complications from a stroke he suffered on Monday, according to the Supreme Court.

"We should be glad that the Census and the Commerce Department were slapped down, because you shouldn't play games with the Constitution," Andrew Napolitano argued.

"I do not regret my vote in the least," Maine GOP Senator Susan Collins said of her "yes" vote to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh last year.

"DACA is a wise and humane policy that benefits this country in multiple ways," a spokesman for the Ivy League school said.

"We cannot continue blinking the reality of what this court has wrought," Thomas wrote in his short but scathing opinion.

"The argument that we needed the question to enforce the Voting Rights Act has little ground," one former Census Bureau director told Newsweek.

The court narrowly decided to protect the accuracy of the census and the rule of law by not allowing a citizenship question, but much more work remains to be done to ensure that every vote is counted.

With only four days until the Census Bureau's printing deadline, the citizenship question remains blocked—for now.

The sole and only purpose of the Muslim Ban was to separate families like mine.

Collins was a deciding vote to confirm the Supreme Court judge, a Trump nominee whose confirmation seemed all but certain—until several women came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct that stemmed back to high school.

While ignoring the feelings of minorities, the court wrongfully assumed the only remedy for an unconstitutional monument is to destroy or move it.

"What they really fear is that Roe v. Wade might go away—this is the most abominable decision since Dred Scott v. Sanford," Fox News' legal analyst Andrew Napolitano said.

Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld, the daughter of Yale Law professor Amy Chua, will join Brett Kavanaugh's all-female clerk crew for the October 2019 term.

The Supreme Court justice has produced 20 pages of false equivalences and historical distortions.

"Democrats have limited tools but they key is a willingness to use what they've got," Michael Waldman, president of the Brennan Center for Justice, told Newsweek.

"For someone who is in favor of a constitutional right to abortion and concerned about the preservation of Roe, this decision is not comforting," Lois Shepard, a law professor at the University of Virginia, told Newsweek.

Henry Montgomery, 72, a black man who has been imprisoned for more than 55 years and was the victorious plaintiff in a Supreme Court case, just lost his second bid for parole.

"You're going to see the right to life people very harshly criticizing Justice Kavanaugh because this is the second time he disappointed them," former Judge Andrew Napolitano said.

The 'copyright case of the decade' is a $9 billion copyright infringement suit Oracle filed against the search giant, Google, nearly 10 years ago. Google is asking for the Supreme Court to hear the case. Will it happen?

"If there is an absolute wrong way to do something, Alabama is going to figure it out."

"Congress must summon the courage to correct this antiquated law called the Feres doctrine that has harmed our troops," attorney Natalie Khawam, who represents a dying U.S. Army Special Forces soldier, told Newsweek.

The woman's son had accused her of practicing witchcraft and said that the house was haunted.

"The refusal by some nominees to say that [Brown v. Board of Ed] was correctly decided sends a dangerous signal to all Americans—especially African Americans," wrote Vanita Gupta, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference in a letter to Senate.

Dr. Yashica Robinson said she was "appalled" that rapists could receive a lesser punishment than she would for completing an abortion.

Robertson labeling the law "extreme" shocked many conservatives and liberal pundits alike, given his typically far-right social and political stances

"This raises grave questions about the Court's willingness to respect other important precedents, like Roe v. Wade," said the president of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.

"All the indications about Brett Kavanaugh were that he was a monolithic conservative that wouldn't even listen to the other side," said Andrew Napolitano.

Anita Hill said she "cannot be satisfied" with Joe Biden's "I'm sorry."

John William King, on death row for the 1998 dragging death of James Byrd Jr., is scheduled to be executed Wednesday evening, unless his attorney's petition to the Supreme Court succeeds.

The top court will consider whether the Census Bureau can ask people living in the United States about their citizenship, starting next year.