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Author: Richard Wolf, USA TODAY

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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a four-time cancer survivor, misses oral argument with stomach bug

November 13, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a four-time cancer survivor, misses oral argument with stomach bug

Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a four-time cancer survivor, missed oral argument Wednesday.

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Supreme Court leans toward Trump plan to end DACA program for nearly 700K undocumented immigrants

November 12, 2019November 12, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Supreme Court leans toward Trump plan to end DACA program for nearly 700K undocumented immigrants

The Supreme Court appeared likely to side with the Trump administration in its effort to end the DACA program for 660,000 undocumented immigrants.

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Supreme Court refuses to block lawsuit against gun manufacturer brought by Sandy Hook families

November 12, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Supreme Court refuses to block lawsuit against gun manufacturer brought by Sandy Hook families

The Supreme Court refused to shield Remington Arms Co. from potential liability for the 2012 school shooting that left 26 dead in Newtown, Conn.

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‘Time to stand up:’ Undocumented immigrants who chose careers in the law await Supreme Court’s ruling

November 12, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘Time to stand up:’ Undocumented immigrants who chose careers in the law await Supreme Court’s ruling

The legal battle culminating at the Supreme Court has captivated one group of DACA recipients more than others: those making a career in the law.

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Article II of the Constitution: Trump’s ‘right to do whatever I want?’ Or a roadmap for impeachment?

October 24, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Article II of the Constitution: Trump’s ‘right to do whatever I want?’ Or a roadmap for impeachment?

The Constitution’s Article II is the president’s job description, and it gives him sweeping powers. But not, as Donald Trump says, whatever he wants.

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Impeachment: Chief Justice John Roberts would be the ‘umpire’ in Senate trial of President Trump

October 10, 2019October 10, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Impeachment: Chief Justice John Roberts would be the ‘umpire’ in Senate trial of President Trump

John Roberts was arguing a case before the Supreme Court during the Senate’s last impeachment trial. He could be presiding over the next one.

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Supreme Court is divided over gay, transgender job bias in civil rights case to be decided during 2020 election

October 8, 2019October 8, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Supreme Court is divided over gay, transgender job bias in civil rights case to be decided during 2020 election

The three LGBT cases are among the most important on the court’s 2019 docket; the justices’ rulings will come during the 2020 presidential campaign.

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Supreme Court, trying to remain above the partisan fray, opens 2019 term with a debate about insanity

October 7, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Supreme Court, trying to remain above the partisan fray, opens 2019 term with a debate about insanity

The justices also focused their attention on new guidelines encouraging them to wait two minutes before asking questions, which they barely managed.

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Supreme Court returns to work facing abortion, guns, immigration, gay rights — and possibly President Trump

October 7, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Supreme Court returns to work facing abortion, guns, immigration, gay rights — and possibly President Trump

Before the justices adjourn next June, their influence will be felt by tens of millions of Americans, including President Trump and Congress.

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Supreme Court allows border wall spending in battle between President Donald Trump and liberal opponents

July 27, 2019 Richard Wolf, USA TODAY Comments Off on Supreme Court allows border wall spending in battle between President Donald Trump and liberal opponents

The Supreme Court approved President Trump’s effort to use $2.5 billion in military funding to build a portion of his long-sought border wall.

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