Biden marks confirmation of 235 judges, one more than under Trump, as Democrats hail more diverse judiciary
Nearing the end of his tenure, President Joe Biden on Thursday celebrated the Senate’s confirmation of 235 judges during his presidency, eclipsing the total confirmed under his predecessor. In remarks at the White House alongside Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer,
President-elect Donald Trump was working on a shortlist of potential Supreme Court nominees during his campaign, preparing for the possibility of a high court vacancy in the coming term.
Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson appeared for a third day before the Senate Judiciary Committee for grueling confirmation hearings that are providing a vivid portrait the promise ...
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The 19th Explains: How Trump’s impact on the federal judiciary could be different this timeTrump has already shaped federal courts for years to come. Could he have the same impact on LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights in ...
In just over three months, Wisconsin voters will pick a new state Supreme Court justice, just as the court takes up a number ...
Oklahoma's Judicial Nominating Commission has released a list of 14 people who applied for the vacancy left by the historic ...
The Supreme Court has confirmed that acting President Han Duck-soo appointing new justices to the nation's top court would ...
Gov. Jim Pillen has received the names of three nominees for Supreme Court Associate Justice, a position made available after ...
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The trailing Republican in a tight North Carolina Supreme Court race has suffered legal setbacks in his bid to overtake his ...
President-elect Trump's bid to toss his conviction in his New York criminal hush money case was denied on Friday.
Joined by Senate Judiciary Committee chair Dick Durbin of Illinois and Senate Majority Leader — soon to be Minority Leader — ...
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