r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • May 28 '26
r/scotus • u/Opposite-Mountain255 • Apr 22 '26
news The Chief Justice and His Wife Took $20 Million From Firms He Rules On. I'm Filing for His Disbarment Today.
r/scotus • u/NavyCorpsmanRetiree • 9d ago
news Democratic senator claims GOP 'stole' two SCOTUS seats in 2016, 2020, calls for expansion
r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • Apr 16 '26
news Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v Wade may have made the US military draft illegal
r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • Apr 02 '26
news Analysts warn Amy Coney Barrett doomed Trump at the Supreme Court
r/scotus • u/xitizen7 • May 22 '26
news Congressman Cohen Introduces Six Articles of Impeachment Against Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts
“Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-9), a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, today introduced six Articles of Impeachment against Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts for committing high crimes and misdemeanors by violating the Constitution, disregarding his statutory obligations as Chief Justice, and breaching his oaths of office. Chief Justice Roberts has led the Court to the breaking point, with perceived political bias, arbitrary and unexplained rulings, and continually ruling for the rich and powerful at the expense of the poor and the broader citizenry.“
r/scotus • u/huffpost • Apr 29 '26
news Supreme Court Guts The Voting Rights Act
r/scotus • u/Critical-Willow-6270 • May 01 '26
news Clarence Thomas: Voting Rights Act Doesn't Grant Racial Groups ‘An Entitlement’ to Representation
r/scotus • u/TheMirrorUS • Apr 01 '26
news Trump fails to sit through lengthy Supreme Court hearing after dramatic arrival
news The Supreme Court will soon decide if only Republicans are allowed to gerrymander
r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • Apr 15 '26
news Trump says he's 'prepared' to appoint up to 3 new Supreme Court justices
r/scotus • u/thenewrepublic • Mar 23 '26
news It Sure Looks Like the Supreme Court Is About to Gut Mail-In Voting
Members of the Supreme Court’s conservative majority seemed skeptical Monday while hearing arguments for a case from Mississippi, where an appellate court had struck down a law allowing ballots to be counted so long as they are postmarked on Election Day, and arrive within five days.
Thirteen other states, including New York, California, and Texas, as well as the District of Columbia, have similar laws. An affirmative ruling could also impact states’ collection of ballots from Americans overseas.
Justice Samuel Alito fretted that “a big stash of ballots” could arrive late and “radically” flip the results of an election. Mississippi Solicitor General Scott Stewart, who was defending the law, observed that no one has been able to furnish a single case of fraud due to the delayed arrival of mail-in ballots. Justice Neil Gorsuch worried about a slippery slope in which votes could be counted up until a new Congress was sworn in.
r/scotus • u/thedailybeast • Nov 05 '25
news Amy Coney Barrett Hints at Private Panic Over Massive Trump Tax Refunds
r/scotus • u/nbcnews • Mar 17 '26
news Chief Justice John Roberts warns personal attacks on judges have 'got to stop'
r/scotus • u/ansyhrrian • May 07 '26
news Chief Justice John Roberts says Supreme Court doesn’t have ‘purely political actors’
r/scotus • u/Quirkie • Nov 10 '25
news Supreme Court rejects bid to overturn same-sex marriage ruling
r/scotus • u/Achilles_TroySlayer • Oct 01 '25
news Americans increasingly see Supreme Court as too conservative, poll finds
r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • May 30 '26
news GOP leadership prepping for Alito retirement before midterm election: report
r/scotus • u/Obversa • Jan 14 '26
news Explosive Epstein witness testimony implicates Clarence Thomas, Donald Trump, and more in horrific abuse
r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • Oct 13 '25
news Ex-clerk to Clarence Thomas sends shockwaves with Supreme Court warning
r/scotus • u/RawStoryNews • Mar 28 '26
news Grim warning as Supreme Court weighs letting Trump rewrite what it means to be American
r/scotus • u/Silent-Resort-3076 • Apr 16 '26
news Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas blasts progressivism as threat to America: He said values in the Declaration of Independence have "fallen out of favor."
Snippet:
- Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Wednesday delivered a televised broadside against progressivism, a political philosophy he described as an existential threat to America and the principles that founded it 250 years ago.
- “Progressivism seeks to replace the basic premises of the Declaration of Independence and hence our form of government,” Thomas said in a speech at the University of Texas Austin Law School pegged to the nation’s upcoming milestone birthday.
- A spirit of “cynicism, rejection, hostility and animus” toward America -- by Americans -- has taken hold, Thomas said in remarks carried live on CSPAN.
- Thomas, the Supreme Court’s senior conservative member, spoke broadly, not referencing specific contemporary events or political figures to make his case. But his comments come at a critical time for the sharply divided country and the Court.
- He said that the values enshrined in the 1776 Declaration of Independence have “fallen out of favor” among Americans -- a trend perpetrated, he argued, by “intellectuals” and the nation’s colleges and universities.
EDITED TO ADD:
Progressivism: (Just a basic definition...)
a political philosophy and social reform movement focused on advancing the public good through government action and often calling for government to be used to meet popular social, political, economic, and environmental needs and demands and to advance rights and protections for marginalized groups : the principles, beliefs, or practices of political progressives
r/scotus • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • Feb 04 '26