The Supreme Court ruled Thursday for states challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority over regulations under the Clean Air Act.
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George Washington University won’t fire Justice Thomas after ruling undoing Roe
The George Washington University announced Tuesday it won’t fire Justice Clarence Thomas or cancel his class despite anger from students who want the conservative justice gone because he wrote an opinion reversing the right to abortion.
Majority oppose overruling Roe v. Wade, but still don’t back packing Supreme Court, says poll
A majority of Americans polled after the Supreme Court overturned the national right to abortion said they disagree with the high court’s move, but they still don’t support packing the court.
Public confidence in Supreme Court reaches historic low ahead of abortion ruling
Public confidence in the Supreme Court reached a historic low this week, according to a Gallup poll released Thursday.
Pro-life group launches ad campaign ahead of Supreme Court’s abortion ruling
A pro-life group is spending $2 million on an ad buy ahead of the Supreme Court’s ruling concerning the right to abortion, and plans to spend $78 million ahead of the November election in battleground states.
Judges, public say Supreme Court justices should have ethics code, surveys
A recent survey of judges from the National Judicial College revealed a strong majority believe the Supreme Court justices should abide by an ethics code.
Judge scolds University of Delaware for shielding Biden’s Senate records
A judge has rebuked the University of Delaware for not making a robust attempt to satisfy a public records request for the school’s stash of President Biden’s Senate records.
Judge greenlights Dominion defamation lawsuits against Fox Corporation, Newsmax
A Delaware state judge ruled this week that Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation lawsuit against Fox News’ parent company, Fox Corporation, can proceed, rejecting a request to dismiss the lawsuit.
House Jan. 6 committee requests Virginia ‘Ginni’ Thomas meet with lawmakers
The House Jan. 6 committee sent Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife Virginia “Ginni” Thomas a letter requesting that she meet with lawmakers after news broke earlier this week that she had communicated with attorney John Eastman, who pushed to …
Conservative group launches ad telling Democrats to ‘Stop threatening judges’
Judicial Crisis Network launched a digital ad Thursday calling on Democrats to stop dangerous rhetoric that’s led to the attempted assassination of a Supreme Court justice.