Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Supreme Court

Supreme Court to Decide Hot Button Issues

The Court will look hear cases on life sentences for minors, a cross on federal land, and more. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About the Supreme Court

Justice Sonia Sotomayor is the first Latino justice. more >>

Antonin Scalia: Supreme Court Class Clown

The justice's favorite legal movie is My Cousin Vinny. more >>

William Rehnquist's Passion for Gambling

The former Supreme Court justice was all smiles when it came to poker. more >>

Court Upholds Texas Admissions Policy

Two white students who believed they faced discrimination sued the University of Texas-Austin. more >>

Sotomayor Confirmed as First Hispanic Supreme Court Justice in Victory for Obama

Vote is mostly along party lines. more >>

Poll: Americans Want Native American on Supreme Court

Obama appears eager to bring diversity to the court. Americans want a Native American. more >>

Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Sotomayor

Sotomayor's nomination will head to the full Senate for a vote. more >>

A Smooth Road Ahead for Sotomayor

Democrats appear to have the votes to put her on the Supreme Court. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Confirmation to the Supreme Court

The Senate Judiciary Committee is holding hearings on the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor. more >>

Sotomayor Versus the White Men

Barring a "meltdown," the non-white, non-male nominee is going to be a Supreme Court justice. more >>

Sotomayor's Most Notable Decisions: What Do You Think?

Share your thoughts on Sonia Sotomayor's 13 most notable decisions. more >>

Only in the World of Washington Make-Believe Do Attacks on Ricci Help Sotomayor

Have they no shame? This is the politics of personal destruction at their worst. more >>

Antiabortion Group Changes Tune on Sotomayor

What do the nominee's ties to a Puerto Rican advocacy group say about her abortion stance? more >>

Obama's Presidency Biased the Supreme Court's On Ricci

As if discrimination claims weren't already difficult to win. more >>

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of White Firefighters

The Supreme Court ruling could make Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation process more slippery. more >>

Court Ruling Helps Special-Needs Students

A Supreme Court decision gives families more options for getting help for students with special needs. more >>

The Supreme Court Correctly Upholds the Voting Rights Act

Race-based affirmative action needs to go, but minority votes should (and might need to) be protected. more >>

Sotomayor Should Push for Cameras in the Courtroom

She'll get her say. She should push to open up the courts. more >>

Chrysler Merger Paves Way for Auto-Industry Makeover

The administration hopes the merger and "cash for clunkers" will put the auto industry on track. more >>

The Supreme Court Is Short on Women, and Sotomayor's a Good Start

Fred Strebeigh speaks with U.S. News about his new book. more >>

Why Did Rush Limbaugh Change His Mind on Sotomayor?

Are others in the Republican Party telling him to keep quiet? more >>

In Obama Nominee Sotomayor, a Supreme Opportunity for Republicans

Confirmation hearings not about stopping Sotomayor but reacquainting America with solid GOP principles. more >>

In Obama Nominee Sotomayor, a Supreme Opportunity for Republicans

Confirmation hearings not about stopping Sotomayor but reacquainting America with solid GOP principles. more >>

Obama a Pragmatist, Risk Taker in Choosing Sotomayor

The president's selection for Supreme court shows he is a savvy politician. more >>

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