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- Sep 21, 10:49 PM ET
Gorsuch says US Supreme Court not split on partisan lines
Justice Neil Gorsuch spoke about civility at Brigham Young University.
Sep 21, 10:49 PM ET
- Sep 17, 2:17 PM ET
Woman linked to newly revealed allegation against Kavanaugh: 'Ask Brett'
A woman reportedly involved in a second allegation of sexual misconduct by Brett Kavanaugh at Yale told ABC News: "All I can say is, ask Brett."
Sep 17, 2:17 PM ET
- Sep 17, 12:08 AM ET
New York Times reporting new allegation against Brett Kavanaugh
A former Yale classmate told senators and the FBI that he saw Kavanaugh with his pants down at a drunken party where friends pushed his genitals onto a female student, the newspaper says.
Sep 17, 12:08 AM ET
- Sep 16, 5:46 PM ET
Democrats call for impeachment of Brett Kavanaugh
A new book details sexual misconduct allegations from a former Yale classmate against the Supreme Court justice, reigniting controversy from previous accusations.
Sep 16, 5:46 PM ET
- Sep 16, 3:26 PM ET
Kavanaugh faces renewed sexual misconduct allegations
President Trump came to the defense of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh while some Democrats running for president have called for his impeachment.
Sep 16, 3:26 PM ET
- Sep 16, 12:36 PM ET
Dem presidential candidates call for Kavanaugh's impeachment
Justice Kavanaugh faces a new, uninvestigated, allegation of sexual impropriety.
Sep 16, 12:36 PM ET
- Sep 16, 12:03 PM ET
Democratic 2020 candidates call for Kavanaugh impeachment
At least six Democratic presidential candidates say Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has to go while sources on the House Judiciary Committee say they are considering their options.
Sep 16, 12:03 PM ET
- Sep 15, 11:41 PM ET
Renewed calls for Justice Brett Kavanaugh to be impeached
The New York Times reports that a former classmate alerted the FBI of Kavanaugh’s inappropriate sexual behavior in college during Senate confirmation hearings, but the FBI did not investigate.
Sep 15, 11:41 PM ET
- Sep 15, 6:37 PM ET
'I don't want to be the president for half of America': Sen. Amy Klobuchar
2020 presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar is interviewed on "This Week" following the third Democratic debate.
Sep 15, 6:37 PM ET
- Sep 12, 1:39 PM ET
Supreme Court allows broad enforcement of Trump asylum rule
The Supreme Court is allowing nationwide enforcement of a new Trump administration rule that prevents most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the United States
Sep 12, 1:39 PM ET
- Sep 12, 11:44 AM ET
Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump immigration policy
The ruling will allow the Trump administration to move forward with its strict immigration law, blocking almost all Central Americans from applying for asylum.
Sep 12, 11:44 AM ET - Sep 5, 12:13 PM ET
Groups answer Supreme Court with million-dollar push to counter gerrymandering
After a setback at the Supreme Court earlier this year, advocates for fairer, less-partisan election maps nationwide are stepping up their fight at the state level.
Sep 5, 12:13 PM ET - Sep 4, 11:45 AM ET
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Bill Clinton recall 'very easy' first conversation
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former President Bill Clinton, in a rare joint appearance on Tuesday, traded reminiscences of their first conversation.
Sep 4, 11:45 AM ET - Sep 3, 5:20 PM ET
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor wanted to 'be a detective like Nancy Drew' as a kid
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor talks about her new book and how juvenile diabetes taught her an important life lesson.
Sep 3, 5:20 PM ET - Sep 3, 2:15 PM ET
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor answers questions from kids
Sotomayor's talks about her book, "Just Ask! Be Different, Be Brave, Be You," a celebration of kids' differences, and shares her advice with young readers.
Sep 3, 2:15 PM ET - Sep 1, 7:09 AM ET
Justice Ginsburg reports she's on way to 'well' after cancer
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she's 'alive' and on her way to being 'very well' following radiation treatment for cancer
Sep 1, 7:09 AM ET - Aug 27, 11:52 AM ET
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg addresses law students
The Supreme Court Justice makes her first public appearance since revealing she had radiation treatment for a malignant tumor on her pancreas. ABC News’ Janai Norman reports.
Aug 27, 11:52 AM ET - Aug 27, 6:34 AM ET
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg gets standing ovation
She received an honorary law degree from the University of Buffalo; it was her first public appearance since revealing her latest battle with pancreatic cancer.
Aug 27, 6:34 AM ET - Aug 27, 12:44 AM ET
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg makes first public appearance since latest cancer treatments
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, once again, wants the world to know she's still alive and undeterred in the face of cancer.
Aug 27, 12:44 AM ET - Aug 26, 8:38 PM ET
Ruth Bader Ginsburg accepts honorary degree following cancer treatment
Justice Ginsburg accepted the degree saying, "It was beyond my wildest imagination that I would one day become 'The Notorious RBG.'"
Aug 26, 8:38 PM ET - Aug 24, 8:29 PM ET
Oregon defends past nonunanimous jury verdicts to high court
High court could rule that nonunanimous jury verdicts are unconstitutional.
Aug 24, 8:29 PM ET - Aug 24, 5:33 PM ET
Ruth Bader Ginsburg battles cancer for 2nd time this year
Justice Ginsburg, who holds a critical liberal seat on the Supreme Court, underwent treatment for pancreatic cancer.
Aug 24, 5:33 PM ET - Aug 24, 4:22 AM ET
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg treated for new pancreatic cancer
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been treated for a new cancerous tumor on her pancreas, the court said Friday.
Aug 24, 4:22 AM ET - Aug 23, 9:35 PM ET
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg treated for new pancreatic cancer
Ginsburg, 86, was recently treated for a "localized malignant tumor" on her pancreas, a court spokesperson said Friday.
Aug 23, 9:35 PM ET - Jul 27, 2:10 PM ET
In victory for Trump, Supreme Court greenlights military funding for border wall construction
The court ruled in the Trump administration's favor in a 5-4 vote.
Jul 27, 2:10 PM ET - Jul 25, 9:44 PM ET
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dismisses health concerns: 'I am very much alive'
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dismissed concerns over her health after undergoing cancer surgery earlier this year, saying "I'm very much alive."
Jul 25, 9:44 PM ET - Jul 25, 7:38 PM ET
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: 'I am very much alive'
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reflected on her health amid concerns for the 86-year-old, who underwent cancer surgery in December.
Jul 25, 7:38 PM ET - Jul 22, 5:32 PM ET
Trump pays respects to Justice Stevens lying in repose at Supreme Court
President Trump paid respects to Justice John Paul Stevens lying in repose at the Supreme Court. Justice Stevens died last week at the age of 99.
Jul 22, 5:32 PM ET - Jul 22, 4:35 PM ET
Trump pays respects to Justice John Paul Stevens
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump on Monday paid their respects to the late Justice John Paul Stevens who died last week at the age of 99.
Jul 22, 4:35 PM ET - Jul 17, 8:45 PM ET
Remembering a life of service
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has died in Florida after suffering a stroke. He was 99 years old. ABC News' Kenneth Moton reports.
Jul 17, 8:45 PM ET - Jul 17, 5:19 PM ET
Justice Stevens remembered for 'transcending partisanship'
Kate Shaw, ABC News' Supreme Court contributor, looks back on clerking for Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died at age 99 this week.
Jul 17, 5:19 PM ET - Jul 17, 2:35 PM ET
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dies at 99
The retired Supreme Court justice, who was named to the court by President Gerald Ford in 1975, died in Fort Lauderdale from complications after suffering a stroke on July 15.
Jul 17, 2:35 PM ET - Jul 17, 11:33 AM ET
Retired supreme court justice John Paul Stevens dies at age 99
John Paul Stevens emerged as the Supreme Court's leading liberal who served 35 years on the nation's highest court.
Jul 17, 11:33 AM ET - Jul 17, 11:04 AM ET
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has died at the age of 99
Stevens was the third longest serving Supreme Court justice.
Jul 17, 11:04 AM ET - Jun 28, 2:50 PM ET
Supreme Court won't revive Alabama effort to ban second-trimester D&E abortions
The Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling striking down Alabama's ban on the dilation and evacuation method for second-trimester abortions.
Jun 28, 2:50 PM ET - Jun 28, 4:13 AM ET
Trump fights back after Supreme Court rejects census citizen question
The administration had planned to add a question to the 2020 U.S. Census, asking every person living in the U.S. whether they are citizens.
Jun 28, 4:13 AM ET - Jun 27, 9:44 PM ET
Supreme Court blocks Trump on census citizenship question, he calls ruling 'ridiculous'
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, has blocked the Trump administration's effort to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
Jun 27, 9:44 PM ET - Jun 27, 9:13 PM ET
Justices rule courts cannot police partisan gerrymandering
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that federal courts have no role to play in partisan redistricting cases.
Jun 27, 9:13 PM ET - Jun 27, 6:11 PM ET
SCOTUS rules to block citizenship question in end-of-term decision
The Supreme Court also ruled federal courts have no role in policing gerrymandering.
Jun 27, 6:11 PM ET - Jun 27, 4:28 PM ET
Justices rule courts cannot police partisan gerrymandering
The decision takes the courts out of the business of policing the politics of gerrymandering, and leaves to the states and Congress the responsibility to regulate the practice legislatively.
Jun 27, 4:28 PM ET - Jun 26, 4:09 PM ET
Supreme Court strikes down Tennessee liquor sales law in win for big retailers
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a Tennessee liquor sales law in a win for big retailers and likely for consumers.
Jun 26, 4:09 PM ET - Jun 24, 8:40 PM ET
Supreme Court rejects early challenge to Trump steel tariffs
The Supreme Court is rejecting an early challenge to President Donald Trump's authority to impose tariffs on imported steel based on national security concerns
Jun 24, 8:40 PM ET - Jun 24, 8:40 PM ET
In blow to FOIA advocates, Supreme Court blocks South Dakota newspaper from 'confidential' food stamp data
The Supreme Court on Monday dealt a blow to advocates of greater access to public information, ruling the government does not have to turn over private food stamp data.
Jun 24, 8:40 PM ET - Jun 24, 6:40 PM ET
Supreme Court sides with designer over allegedly offensive trademark
The Supreme Court on Monday said a law barring the "FUCT" trademark violates the First Amendment.
Jun 24, 6:40 PM ET - Jun 21, 5:30 PM ET
After blacks kicked off his juries, Mississippi death row inmate wins at Supreme Court
After black people were kicked off his juries, a Mississippi death row inmate won at the Supreme Court on Friday.
Jun 21, 5:30 PM ET - Jun 20, 6:23 PM ET
Supreme Court rules cross statue constitutional
In a rare move, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg read her dissent from the bench.
Jun 20, 6:23 PM ET - Jun 20, 6:09 PM ET
Supreme Court allows war cross memorial to stand as symbol of 'sacrifice'
The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed a war memorial cross in Maryland to stand calling it symbol of "sacrifice." Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg strongly dissented.
Jun 20, 6:09 PM ET - Jun 20, 4:10 PM ET
US Supreme Court to decide war memorial dispute
The highest court in the U.S. ruled 7-2 to let a war memorial stand in a highway median, upholding the constitutionality of a religious symbol on public land.
Jun 20, 4:10 PM ET - Jun 18, 10:47 AM ET
Democrats in Virginia win at Supreme Court in racial gerrymandering case
The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal from Virginia’s House of Delegates which sought to reinstate the state’s legislative map struck down for racial gerrymandering.
Jun 18, 10:47 AM ET - Jun 17, 9:40 PM ET
Supreme Court engages on same-sex marriage cake case, hands win to baker, for now
The Supreme Court on Monday engaged on a major religious liberty case involving same-sex marriage, but sidestepped the issue of alleged religion-based discrimination.
Jun 17, 9:40 PM ET