In a victory for Republicans Monday, the Supreme Court rejected a Democratic request to count mail-in ballots received after Election Day in Wisconsin.
Supreme Court Rejects Late Ballots In Battleground Wisconsin
Kevin Daley covers the Supreme Court for the Washington Free Beacon. He has covered the Supreme Court since 2016. His email is daley@freebeacon.com.
Barrett Faces Gauntlet of Challenges in First Weeks As Justice
Emergency election appeals, abortion petition await new justice
Justice Amy Coney Barrett, sworn in Monday night after the Senate confirmed her nomination 52-48, has joined the Supreme Court under trying circumstances.
Lopsided Majority Opposes Court Packing, New Surveys Find
Voters oppose adding seats to the Supreme Court by a significant margin, according to new survey results obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
In Win For Democrats, Supreme Court Allows Extended Mail-In Ballot Deadline In Pennsylvania
In a major election victory for Democrats, a short-handed and evenly divided Supreme Court refused to disturb a state court order allowing officials in Pennsylvania to count tardy mail-in ballots Monday night, turning down a Republican request to impose an Election Day deadline.
Dem Missteps Made Conservative SCOTUS Supermajority Possible
The success of President Donald Trump's last two nominations to the Supreme Court hinges largely on a sequence of tactical errors made by Senate Democrats.
Democrats’ Health Care Message on Amy Coney Barrett Undermines Court-Packing Push
Democrats may be backing themselves into a trap with their singular focus on health care during Judge Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearings.
Public Support for Barrett’s Confirmation Shoots Up, New Survey Shows
New survey data show that public support for Judge Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation to the Supreme Court is steadily rising.
Democrats Move To Redefine Court-Packing
In the face of Judge Amy Coney Barrett's seemingly inevitable confirmation to the Supreme Court, leading Democrats are offering a novel definition of "court packing" as many party faithful push for adding justices to the court. In Barrett, the Chief Justice Has a Critic
Supreme Court nominee has a history of criticizing the chief justice's approach to precedent
Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney's Barrett's confirmation may elevate a critic of Chief Justice John Roberts to the High Court.
Supreme Court Won’t Revive Abortion Pill Regulations—For Now
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to reinstate a federal regulation that requires patients to pick up abortion pills in person from a hospital or medical office—at least for the moment.
