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    Lawrence: Chief Justice Roberts reveals his shockingly shallow 'hardest decision'

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  • Lawrence: Why does Clarence Thomas’s billionaire friend own ‘the garden of evil’ & Hitler’s teapot?

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  • How state Republicans went from opposing Democrats to opposing democracy

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  • Supreme Court shields Twitter from liability for terror-related content

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  • Supreme Court finds Twitter not liable for aiding terrorists

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  • Conservative clique of judges increasingly seen as unconcerned with judicial propriety

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  • Sen. Whitehouse on Clarence Thomas facing 'repeat offender' ethics allegations

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  • NJ Gov. Murphy on abortion fight: 'Everything is on the table'

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  • ‘We don’t have a choice’: Sen. Markey on expanding Supreme Court to 13 seats

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  • Group associated with conservative activist spent $183 million in one year: NYT

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  • Senate Democrats ask Harlan Crow to list gifts to Thomas and any other judges

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  • Clarence Thomas documentary charts the justice's controversial path

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  • Sen. Whitehouse: SCOTUS has to 'clean up the mess' on ethics issues

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  • Republicans were not always indifferent to Supreme Court ethics scandals

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  • Supreme Court ethics crisis prompts calls for new accountability measures

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  • ‘Everyone in government has strict ethics rules except Supreme Court’: SCOTUS expert Ian Millhiser

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  • ‘Captured court’: Hayes on Leonard Leo's two-fold plan to form this Supreme Court

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  • Joe: Shouldn't we know more about who Leonard Leo is?

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  • Conservative activist directed fees to Ginni Thomas, urged her name be left off paperwork: WaPo

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  • 'This is really a five alarm fire': Supreme Court in crisis after spate of scandals

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2016 vs. 2020: Watch Mitch McConnell's stance on confirming Supreme Court vacancies change

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In a stark contrast from his 2016 decision to block the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Merrick Garland, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is now reversing his stance, saying that he would fill a vacancy for President Donald Trump in 2020, despite it being an election year.