Antonin Scalia

Retirement Rumors Ramp Up For Influential Supreme Court Justice

Justice Anthony Kennedy, 80, was appointed by President Ronald Reagan and has served for nearly three decades.
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The Powers That Be And The Execution Of Ledell Lee

In his first act on the Supreme Court, Justice Gorsuch cast the deciding vote to kill a man in Arkansas.
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Gorsuch Already Channels Scalia On Life-Or-Death Decisions

Gorsuch is already proposing the high court water down one of defendants’ most basic rights.
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Supreme Court Shows Sympathy For Church Denied Public Funding For Playground

Even some of the more liberal justices signaled the state of Missouri may have gone too far against a religious school.
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Neil Gorsuch Sounded A Lot Like Justice Scalia On His First Day On The Job

The rookie justice tried to make a good impression, but he wasn't afraid to leave a mark.
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The Battle To Preserve The Constitution

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Has Jeff Sessions Ushered In A New Kind Of Federalism?

We are witnessing the spread of a progressive form of federalism under a GOP-led government.
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Gorsuch And RBG - The New 'Odd Couple'?

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With The Filibuster Gone, The Supreme Court May Never Be The Same

Both Democrats and Republicans may benefit from the Senate's new status quo.
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Everyone Says Neil Gorsuch Would Be 'Just Like Scalia,' And For Women, That’s The Problem

When it comes to the future of the Supreme Court and women in America, we have no nostalgia for Scalia.
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