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Chief Justice John Roberts

impeachment Nov. 6, 2019

Senate Republicans Want to Make Trump’s Impeachment Trial About the BidensRepublicans may prefer a show trial of Joe Biden and his son Hunter to a brief impeachment trial of President Trump.

By Ed Kilgore
the law June 25, 2015

The Roberts Court Is Not So Terrible on Civil Rights After All The Fair Housing Act — passed in the wake of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination — survives its latest attack.

By Cristian Farias
decisions decisions June 25, 2015

Chief Justice Roberts Saves Obamacare a Second TimeIn a 6-3 decision, he led the court in upholding subsidies in the health-care law.

By Cristian Farias

scotus July 29, 2012

Antonin Scalia Does Not Feel He Is ‘Cantankerous’“I express myself vividly.”

By Andre Tartar
nicknames July 8, 2012

Justice John Roberts Now Known As ‘Wobbly Roberts’Say that three times.

By Andre Tartar
July 2, 2012

John Roberts Writes His Own LawHow the chief justice alienated everybody.

By Jonathan Chait
approval ratings July 1, 2012

Some People Like the Supreme Court Less This Week Than They Did Last WeekWhat could have happened?

By Andre Tartar
early and often Oct. 4, 2010

The Roberts Court’s Legacy: Interest Group Spending Is Up and AnonymousThanks to the court’s decision, we know very little about one of the election’s biggest conservative spenders.

By Nitasha Tiku