Ketanji Brown-Jackson

The US president said he was ‘ashamed’ of the justices who ruled in a 6-3 reverse for the administration in a press conference at the White House

The magistrate who ordered the precautionary suspension of the ban on foreign students had already ruled in favor of the university in 2019 in a case on positive discrimination in the admissions system

The president has appointed 235 magistrates, the most in a single term since Jimmy Carter, and expects them to defend the Constitution in the face of the Republican’s return to power

At the oral arguments in the mifepristone case, a majority of justices appeared skeptical about the legal standing of a Christian doctors’ association to sue the Food and Drug Administration

The committee’s legislation would impose new standards for transparency around recusals, gifts and potential conflicts of interest

Clarence Thomas and Ketanji Brown Jackson lashed out at one another over the best way to end historical discrimination of minorities

Controversy over gifts received by Justice Clarence Thomas from a Republican donor puts the spotlight on who controls the untouchable members of the nation’s highest court and opens a debate on its reform

‘I hope that this street naming will also serve as a testament to what is possible in this great country,’ said Brown, the first Black woman to serve as a US Supreme Court justice

Each justice typically writes at least one opinion from the seven separate two-week arguments sessions the court holds from early October to late April

Thomas, the court’s longest-serving justice and staunchest conservative, has been skeptical of other Biden administration initiatives

Conservative Supreme Court justices are leaning towards removing checks and balances on state legislatures in drawing up electoral rules and maps