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Justices skeptical of Trump bid to exclude all undocumented immigrants from census

Monday, November 30

BY: DEVIN DWYER, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump's sweeping order to exclude undocumented immigrants "to the maximum extent feasible" from the 2020 census faced skepticism Monday from a majority on... Read More.

Current, former justices release personal statements on Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Saturday, September 19

By KIARA BRANTLEY-JONES, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Current and former Supreme Court justices are offering their condolences in the wake of the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on... Read More.

Justices fear ‘chaos’ from rogue Electoral College delegates

Thursday, May 14

By DEVIN DWYER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Raising the potential of “chaos” in coming presidential elections, the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday signaled support for several states’ efforts to crack down on rogue... Read More.

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Supreme Court justices raise concern about ‘harassment’ by subpoenas for Trump taxes, financial records

Tuesday, May 12

By DEVIN DWYER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A divided Supreme Court on Tuesday wrestled with the legality of sweeping congressional subpoenas for President Trump’s personal financial records, raising concerns about potential for "presidential... Read More.

Supreme Court makes history as justices livestream oral arguments

Monday, May 4

By DEVIN DWYER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. Supreme Court for the first time Monday allowed millions of Americans to listen live to its proceedings as the nine justices convened to hear... Read More.

Supreme Court livestreams are high stakes test for justices, public

Friday, May 1

By DEVIN DWYER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday will embark on an extraordinary experiment in judicial transparency, livestreaming its first-ever telephonic oral argument, a high-stakes endeavor prompted by... Read More.

Supreme Court justices to ask questions by seniority during 1st-ever teleconference arguments

Tuesday, April 28

By DEVIN DWYER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. Supreme Court doesn't want its first-ever livestreamed oral arguments by teleconference to be a messy free-for-all.The public will have a chance to listen in... Read More.

Coronavirus forces Supreme Court to delay cases to protect health of justices, attorneys

Monday, March 16

(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday took the extraordinary step of postponing oral arguments for more than a dozen cases, including three that involve subpoenas for President Trump's financial records,... Read More.

Donald Trump accuses Supreme Court justices of bias in 1st direct attack as president

Tuesday, February 25

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump on Tuesday demanded that two sitting U.S. Supreme Court justices recuse themselves from all Trump-related matters, insisting without evidence that they have treated him unfairly.“While ‘elections have... Read More.

Justices rule courts cannot police partisan gerrymandering

Thursday, June 27

(WASHINGTON) -- Choosing to keep the courts out of the politics of gerrymandering, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority on Thursday said there is no manageable standard for judging when partisanship goes too... Read More.