When 1,500 alumni from your college speak out in opposition to someone’s nomination to the Supreme Court, you know we’re deep into some drama. That’s exactly what we’ve gotten as
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In the wake of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death on September 18, the questions of who will replace the justice and the fears of landmark, civil rights cases
On Friday, Sept. 18, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg died. Ginsberg, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1993, was known for her fierce fight for women’s rights
In the United States, identifying with a political party has become a gateway to understanding what you value in this country. Not only has this become imperative on an individual
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the Trump administration’s plan to end the Dreamer’s Act could no longer proceed.
After a new, previously unreported allegation of sexual misconduct which alleges that Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh pulled his pants
SGA presidential candidates split on recent SGA Supreme Court decision regarding summer office hours
On April 3 via the SGA Twitter account, the SGA Supreme Court released their ruling that one person from the
In a 5-4 decision on Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States allowed the Trump Administration’s transgender military ban
by Amber Gaudet | contributing writer All pretense of respect for constitutional freedoms fell away this November as political tactics
The Supreme Court was never really a sacred government sector. It is easy to believe that the appointment of Brett
