Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Oh, the irony. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died in 2020, wrote the majority opinion in a 2019 case that likely will help former President Donald Trump's appeal ...

"Sadly, this will be a big part of her legacy."

She argued it is "important as journalists that we be transparent and say, 'that was probably not a good decision.'"

It contains a "juicy nugget."

"Her legacy will live on."

"The Bobcat Fire just seems to be surrounding all the advances of the late 20th century, in terms of gay rights, in terms of women, and the election of Barack ...

The court was hearing arguments in two cases on Monday.

"I will not meet with her."

"I urge lawmakers and members of the media to refrain from personal or partisan attack."

"Everybody's been shut down. The only reason why I didn't shut the justice down is because, hey, she ain't having it."

Ginsburg made history again.

"Somebody said there was some chanting."

They booed the president.

Two personalities could stand out in hearings expected in the coming weeks.

Trump says he wants nine justices before the election.

"I think there will be a move on the floor to no longer have the question of her being speaker."

Ginsburg's casket arrived at the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

"Her voice in court and in our conference room was soft. But when she spoke, people listened."

Crowds of mourners packed the court's steps after her death on Friday at age 87.

"We must kick Donald Trump out of office and take back the Senate."