After The Tariffs Meltdown, Supreme Court Justices Try Jokes Instead
From sniping to snickering: Supreme Court lightens up at oral argument.
From sniping to snickering: Supreme Court lightens up at oral argument.
Compare and contrast as ACB and Sotomayor ride (media) circuit.
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That just sounds like racial profiling with extra steps.
Justice Jackson stood alone against the shadow docket ruling opening the door to Trump gutting the federal workforce.
Liberal dissenters turned the High Court’s emergency ass-covering into a judicial greenlight -- and Judge Murphy slammed the pedal.
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The blow to transgender rights comes during Pride Month, no less.
The SCOTUS justice stands in 'solidarity' with those trying to save the rule of law.
So much can change in 30 days.
Sotomayor thinks the best of the country. That's probably a mistake.
Legal teams ask a practical question. If large language models are so capable, why does legal AI still depend on curated content, and why does surfacing that content matter so much?
She's the third female SCOTUS justice to have a public elementary school bearing her name.
The high court's most senior liberal justice isn't going anywhere.
DEADLOCK premieres tonight on PBS.
Justice Sotomayor surely won't be dissenting to the musical adaptation of her New York Times bestseller children's book.
Even getting a minor victory for reproductive freedom requires compromise.