John Roberts
The latest news on John Roberts. The chief justice of the United States since 2005, Roberts was nominated to the Supreme Court by former President George W. Bush in 2005. Initially appointed as an associate justice to fill the seat vacated by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's retirement, Bush withdrew that nomination after the death of Chief Justice William Rehnquist and instead nominated Roberts for Chief Justice. Before the Supreme Court, Roberts served as Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit from 2003 to 2005. He has also served as Principal Deputy Solicitor General of the United States in the administration of former President George H.W. Bush.
Fox News anchors joke DeSantis might not make it to next week
Fox host Bret Baier described a report that DeSantis is letting go of a third of his campaign staff as a "big sign."
What Right-Wing Court?
The Justices work hard to get it right—and there are differing approaches and interpretive methods, including differing applications of originalism.
Congress called to investigate "broken and captured" Supreme Court
A coalition of 90 progressive organizations urged Congress to take action to address allegations of "corruption" that marred the Court's most recent term.
AOC's warning to Chief Justice Roberts amid calls for ethics reform
The Democratic lawmaker suggested on Sunday that ethics guidelines should be passed to avoid "overreach" by the U.S. Supreme Court justices.
Jen Psaki calls out hidden landmine in this Supreme Court decision
The former White House press secretary argued that the decision gives authority to federal courts, including the Supreme Court, to decide on election disputes.
Biden Won't Pack the Supreme Court, and It's Killing Democracy
Well, it was another banner week from the six unelected zealots who apparently make all of America's public policy decisions.
John Roberts' own words used against him in student loan dissent
The Supreme Court struck down widespread student loan relief that would have affected tens of millions of American loan borrowers.
Supreme Court Ends the Last Vestige of 'Systemic Racism' in America
Ultimately, America can either have "equity," as modern wokesters use the term, or it can have equality—real moral and legal equality under the rule of law.
Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action may be surprisingly popular
Two affirmative action cases at Harvard and the University of North Carolina led to this major decision.
Supreme Court ruling could impact 28 voting cases
A slew of lawsuits across the U.S. pertaining to congressional maps and voting laws will be tested in the months and years ahead, experts say.
Supreme Court's surprise ruling divides conservative justices
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh sided with the Court's liberal members in the Alabama voting rights case.
The Roberts Court Is on Track Again To Limit Freedom
Our fundamental freedoms will always be filtered through the goals and desires of people in power.
One sentence in Supreme Court decision in spotlight amid ethics complaints
The Supreme Court has been at the helm of an ethics battle after justices failed to disclose personal decisions that some say could impact their decision.
The Great Left-Wing Disinformation Operation Against the Supreme Court
The operation, for all its pompous bluster and ginned up faux hysteria, has one goal and one goal only: to delegitimize the U.S. Supreme Court.
Left-Wing Attacks on the Supreme Court Do It Credit
Justice Clarence Thomas sold a one-story family home and two vacant lots to a personal friend for $133,000. That's it.
Clarence Thomas' "tangled web" gets worse and worse: Senator Durbin
"I thought I'd heard it all, but more disclosures about his activities, it just embarrasses me," the Democratic senator said on Sunday.
Conservatives call out Sotomayor's $3M from publisher amid Thomas reports
New allegations against liberal Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor come as the Senate Judiciary prepares an ethics hearing.
Five ethics scandals facing Supreme Court Justices and their spouses
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on Supreme Court ethics reform this Tuesday.
Senate Judiciary promises SCOTUS ethics reform with or without Roberts
Chief Justice John Roberts has declined to appear before a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Supreme Court ethics.
Supreme Court may surprise Americans on abortion pill ruling
The Texas case is on track to head to the Supreme Court, but the bench's conservative majority could reject a lower judge's decision to prohibit the pill.
Supreme Court's surprising ruling that went unnoticed
In an unlikely lineup, the bench's newest liberal justice joined four conservative colleagues while Thomas, arguably the most conservative, joined two liberals.
Justice John Roberts' meeting with 'Christian nationalist' raises questions
Roberts reportedly briefly met with the president of the of the National Association of Christian Lawmakers this week, as part of a social function.
John Roberts' wife allegations spark call for Supreme Court scrutiny
"We need more disclosure from judges and justices about spousal engagements that result in major paydays," said Gabe Roth of advocacy group Fix the Court.
A Supreme Disgrace at the High Court
We are left to deal with the reality that no one has paid a price for doing incalculable damage to the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court engaged in "rank cover-up" over Roe v. Wade leak—Lou Dobbs
He said the Court was "trying to avoid responsibility" after its report on Thursday that its team was unable to find the leaker of the abortion-rights decision.
What each Supreme Court Justice has said about gay marriage
While the Supreme Court discusses 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, Newsweek looks at how each judge stands on same-sex marriage.
Ending affirmative action will be an 'earthquake' for colleges, companies
The Supreme Court's likely ban on race as a consideration in college admissions is also expected to impact hiring, government contracts, financial aid—and more.
What is Racial Gerrymandering? Supreme Court Takes Aim at Alabama Voting
Three federal judges, including two appointed by former President Donald Trump, ruled in January that Alabama must draw new congressional maps.
How and Where to Stream 'The Bob's Burgers Movie' Online
"The Bob's Burgers Movie" follows the Belcher family as they put into action a last-ditch effort to save their restaurant from bankruptcy.
Where the Supreme Court Is and How It Got Here
Five years after Neil Gorsuch was confirmed, and in the second term with Amy Coney Barrett on the bench, the Republican-appointed majority asserted itself.
