David G. Savage has covered the Supreme Court and legal issues for the Los Angeles Times in the Washington bureau since 1986. He has covered the Senate confirmation hearings for all of the current justices. In addition to writing about the court’s work, he has written on the legal battles that have raged in Washington. He joined The Times in 1981 and was an education writer on the Metro staff for five years. He has degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Northwestern University.
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The census ruling could leave the issue to Biden. Not counting people in the U.S. illegally would hurt California, costing it power and federal funds.
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Texas AG doesn’t approve of the states whose voters elected Joe Biden.
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The Supreme Court turned away the first appeal from Trump supporters to reach the high court, a claim by Pennsylvania Republicans.
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The Supreme Court justices sounded wary of authorizing U.S. courts to decide Holocaust-era claims brought by Jewish survivors or their heirs.
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