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Feb 07 2017
News
Justice Ginsburg Hits Congress for Partisanship in Stanford Talk
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lamented partisanship in Congress during a talk at Stanford University on Monday and said she hoped it would return to an era when "it was working for the good of the country and not just along party lines."
Newsmax (News)Aug 20 2016
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Justice Ginsburg Laments Deadlocks on Short-Handed Court
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said split 4-4 decisions by the short-handed high court have left important public policy issues up in the air, including the president's immigration plan, that are likely to be revisited by the court in the future.
Newsmax (News)May 12 2013
News
Justice Ginsburg: Roe v. Wade Too Sweeping
One of the most liberal members of the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg could be expected to give a rousing defense of Roe v. Wade in reflecting on the landmark vote 40 years after it established a nationwide right to abortion
Newsmax (News)Apr 11 2024
Analysis
Abortion: How do Trump and Biden's policies compare?
Abortion is arguably the most divisive issue in US politics and with a Supreme Court seat now vacant, the stakes have never been higher.
With President Trump in the White House, and following the death of liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, anti-abortion activists are energised.
Republican-controlled states have tightened restrictions on abortion in recent years.
And
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Feb 14 2016
News
Scalia-Ginsburg friendship bridged opposing ideologies
Polar opposites on the bench, Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a long, deep, an unexpected friendship.
"Why don't you call us the odd couple?" Scalia said last winter during a joint appearance with the woman he has called his "best buddy" on the bench.
"What's not to like?" Scalia joked at the event hosted by the Smithsonian Associates. "Except her views on the
CNN (Online News)Aug 25 2013
News
Court Is ‘One of Most Activist,’ Ginsburg Says, Vowing to Stay
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 80, vowed in an interview to stay on the Supreme Court as long as her health and intellect remained strong, saying she was fully engaged in her work as the leader of the liberal opposition on what she called “one of the most activist courts in history.”
New York Times (News)Sep 21 2020
Analysis
Could Ginsburg’s death be the biggest election issue facing America — and the media?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death leaves an open seat on the Supreme Court. Now what?
Just when 2020 couldn’t get any more complicated, contentious and controversial, we learned Friday night that, sadly, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died. Because just when we thought the 2020 presidential election couldn’t get any more divisive or disruptive, we learned that the fight for
PoynterSep 25 2020
Fact Check
No guarantee Obama would've replaced Ginsburg with a progressive justice
The claim: A progressive Supreme Court justice could have been confirmed by the Senate if Ruth Bader Ginsburg had retired under President Barack Obama The potential nomination of President Donald Trump's third Supreme Court justice in his first term could've been avoided, a viral meme suggests.
A progressive Supreme Court justice could have been confirmed by the Senate if Justice Ruth
USA TODAYOct 16 2020
Analysis
The Fight for Reproductive Justice in a Post-Ginsburg World
ORIAKU NJOKU WAS outside the U.S. Supreme Court alongside a crowd of activists and advocates for abortion rights as the nine jurists inside heard oral arguments in a case that, depending on its outcome, could destroy access to abortion in Louisiana.
It was a crisp morning in early March, mere days before the coronavirus pandemic would see the country all but completely locked down.
The Intercept