Democrats woke up Wednesday morning and realized that a progressive icon, first-ever Latina Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, is now 70 years old and diabetic as President-elect Donald Trump is […]

"You have a hell of a vice president right there who has a legal pedigree to sit on a Supreme Court. And let Republicans go crazy."

A suspect was hospitalized after an alleged attempt to carjack deputy U.S. marshals outside the home of a Supreme Court justice.

"You can't design a rule that is solely about Trump without putting democracy at risk," he told CNN during an interview.

"Today’s ruling represents an assault on American democracy. It is up to Congress to defend our nation from this authoritarian capture."

SCOTUS eviscerated an unconstitutional, 40-year-old doctrine crucial to the progressive regulatory state that oppresses fishermen and others.

The American Civil Liberties Union actually sided with the NRA, despite its usual association with left-wing causes and organizations.

The same justice who has talked about the Supreme Court's collegial nature now says rulings she loses make her cry.

A writer in The Atlantic lamented "cowardice in speaking up about Sotomayor" among Democrats who won't pressure her to retire.

SCOTUS ruled that Texas may now enforce a state law that it already has both a natural and a constitutional right to enforce on its own.