World & Nation
President Biden’s second batch of judicial nominations is another diverse slate.
April 29, 2021
Babylon & Beyond
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Aug. 31, 2010
World Now
June 22, 2012
Politics
About once a week, usually on Thursday afternoons, half a dozen top White House and Justice Department officials meet to perform a little-noticed but profoundly important task: selecting, from among hundreds of candidates, those who will be recommended to President Reagan for nomination as federal judges.
Feb. 24, 1985
After a dramatic session of risky moves and switched votes, the Senate left the controversial federal appeals court nomination of Daniel A.
June 27, 1986
Israel’s Supreme Court says a full panel of 15 justices would hear petitions against a contentious law passed last week that spurred mass protests.
July 31, 2023
Opinion
The courts as an institution never went in the tank for Trump, or seemed at real risk of doing so.
Nov. 26, 2020
At a time when politics is perceived as dirty or do-nothing, the courts seem to be the only branch of government making decisions
June 8, 1997
In a law review article I wrote 15 years ago about cognitive decline on the U.S.
Feb. 2, 2016
Chief Justice Malcolm M.
March 5, 1991