Neil Gorsuch

Supreme Court's Divisions Over Death Penalty On Display In Handling Of Two Cases

Liberal and conservative justices are split over recent attempts by two inmates in Alabama and Texas seeking stays on their executions.
By Lawrence Hurley, Reuters

Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana Abortion Clinic Law

Chief Justice John Roberts joined the court's four liberals in putting a hold on the law.
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How Liberals Learned To Love Scalia-Style Constitutional Originalism

Progressives lean into the Constitution with the new conservative Supreme Court.
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Opinion | Susan Collins Just Sealed Her Fate

The mask is off.
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Conservatives Say Every Male Nominee To The Supreme Court Would Be Smeared. But What About Neil Gorsuch?

Or Samuel Alito? Or John Roberts?
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Big Retailers Don't Want You To Know How Much Their Stores Earn From Food Stamps

A newspaper's lawsuit could force the government to disclose store-level spending data.
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A Lot Of Americans Still Haven't Made Up Their Minds About Brett Kavanaugh

Here's what the latest polls show about President Trump's Supreme Court pick.
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Rand Paul Says He's 'Concerned,' 'Worried' About Brett Kavanaugh's Privacy Views

The GOP senator said he's "undecided" about whether to back President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick.
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Poll: Kavanaugh Draws Cooler Reviews Than Trump's Last SCOTUS Pick

Trump voters don't seem to have the edge in intensity they brought to last year's fight.
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Brett Kavanaugh's Pro-Surveillance Record Could Haunt Him In SCOTUS Fight

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), a privacy rights advocate, remains undecided on the Trump nominee.
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