Clarence Thomas Ethics Scandal: Supreme Court Justice's Wife Received Money From GOP Activist

Clarence Thomas Ethics Scandal: Supreme Court Justice's Wife, Ginni Thomas, Received Money From GOP Activist via Kellyanne Conway

Conservative Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has been caught up in more ethics scandals. This time it involved a family member, his wife, and former Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway.
Sonia Sotomayor Net Worth: How Rich Is the First Hispanic American Supreme Court Member

Sonia Sotomayor Net Worth: How Rich Is the First Hispanic Supreme Court Justice?

By Mary Webber
Sonia Sotomayor made a name for herself when she became the first Hispanic and the third woman to serve on the Supreme Court. How rich is she?
El Chapo Trial: Sinaloa Cartel Boss to Ask Supreme Court to Review His Case to Overturn Drug Trafficking Conviction

El Chapo Trial: Sinaloa Cartel Boss to Ask Supreme Court to Review His Case to Overturn Drug Trafficking Conviction

By Adrianna Grant
One of the lawyers of Sinaloa cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera said they will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review his case.
Sen. Martin Heinrich Supports the Nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court

Sen. Martin Heinrich Supports the Nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court

By Jessel Thomas
Senator Martin Heinrich said he supports the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court to Probe Trump Administration Policies on US-Mexico Border

Supreme Court to Probe Trump Administration Policies on US-Mexico Border

By Mary Anne R.
The Supreme Court on Monday will take a look at two cases, including the Trump administration policies applied on the US-Mexico border.
Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Holds South Carolina Town Hall

Voters ‘Don’t Deserve’ To Know My Stance On Supreme Court Packing: Biden

By Tiziana Celine
Joe Biden said voters 'don't deserve' to know his opinion on court packing with additional justices before the election.
Barrett's Confirmation to Push Through Despite Senate Hearing Delay Due to COVID-19

Barrett's Confirmation to Push Through Despite Senate Hearing Delay Due to COVID-19

By M.G. Alison.
The confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court will not be delayed despite the possibility of having to reschedule the committee vote on her nomination.
FILE PHOTO: Judge Amy Coney Barrett poses in an undated photograph obtained from Notre Dame University

What You Need to Know About Amy Coney Barrett's Views

By Dana Cruz
Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick, could lead to a more right leaning court in the years to come.
Justice Ruth Baden Ginsburg Uses Same Catafalque Used for President Abraham Lincoln

Ginsburg Uses Same Catafalque Used for President Abraham Lincoln

By M.G. Alison.
History might as well be the middle name of the late Justice Ruth Baden Ginsburg as she continues to make history even in her death.
Barbara Lagoa, Miami-Born Woman Judge, Being Considered by Trump for the Supreme Court

Barbara Lagoa, Miami-Born Woman Judge, Being Considered by Trump for Supreme Court

By M.G. Alison.
President Donald Trump is considering a Miami-born woman judge, Barbara Lagoa, to fill the spot left by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away on Friday, September 18.
President Trump Holds Campaign Rally In Fayetteville, North Carolina

Trump's Supreme Court Nominee Will Be a Woman

By Dana Cruz
President Trump said his Supreme Court nominee to replace late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would likely be a woman.
President Trump Delivers Remarks On Judicial Appointments

Trump Releases List of Possible Supreme Court Picks

By Dana Cruz
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a list of people he would consider nominating to the Supreme Court.
Venezuela first lady's nephew U.S. Supreme Court

Venezuela First Lady's Nephew Appeals Drug Case to US Supreme Court

By Mary Anne R.
A nephew of Venezuela's first lady has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court an 18-year sentence for conspiring to smuggle 800 kilograms of cocaine.
U.S. Supreme Court announced that anyone who encourages an undocumented person to stay in the country may be criminalized.

Aiders of Illegal Immigrants Could Face Criminal Charges, Says U.S. Supreme Court

By Staff Reporter
The U.S. Supreme Court announced that anyone who encourages or aids an undocumented person to stay in the country may be criminalized.

Trump Doubles Down On Twitter, Wants Expanded Travel Ban

By Ronel Puello
The President went on another Twitter tirade Monday.

Four Years Since DACA's Introduction: Here's How Many Immigrants Have Utilized the Deferred Action Program

By Michael Oleaga
It's June 15 once again, and it's another year since President Barack Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allowed more than 700,000 undocumented immigrant youths to stay in the U.S.
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