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November 1, 2023
Georgia Commissioner Candice Broce is responding to allegations linked to the state's foster care system. This comes after two judges accused her of violating state law.
October 31, 2023
Georgia’s human services commissioner is firing back at an inquiry into the state’s foster care system. In a letter Tuesday, lawyers hired by the state accuse Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon
July 20, 2023
Justice Thomas Aide Received Venmo Payments from Anti-Affirmative Action Lawyers in 2019, Sparking Ethics Questions | News | The Harvard Crimson
July 18, 2023
Last week, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Students for Fair Admissions (SSFA) in their case against Harvard University and University of North Carolina, effective...
July 16, 2023
If the Court won't police itself, Congress must do it for them.
July 14, 2023
CityWatch is published 24/7 with special e-news blasts on Monday and Thursday evening, with Extras as appropriate around special events such as elections or imp
July 13, 2023
Patrick Strawbridge of North Yarmouth sent money to Thomas' aide in connection to a 2019 Christmas party just months before he argued Donald Trump's tax return case before the Supreme Court, according to The Guardian newspaper.
July 13, 2023
A top aide to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas reportedly collected Venmo payments from top lawyers with cases in front of the court that were apparently earmarked for the judge’s Christmas party. The aide scooped undetermined amounts of cash from at least seven lawyers during the holiday season of 2019 along with memos suggesting the payments were intended for Thomas’ upcoming shindig, ...
July 13, 2023
Patrick Strawbridge will make oral arguments by telephone Tuesday from his home in North Yarmouth.
July 13, 2023
An aide for Justice Clarence Thomas received payments on Venmo from lawyers who had cases before the Supreme Court.