As of Tuesday, there were 87 federal judicial vacancies with just 25 nominees pending, according to the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, and leaving the courts backlogged with many blaming Republican obstructionism for the slow process of filling the seats.
Host Carmen Russell-Sluchansky spoke with Jeremy Leaming, director of communications for the American Constitution Society for Law & Policy, to discuss the issue.
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The Supreme Court heard on Monday the case of Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, in which they were asked if the state can add requirements for voter registration beyond what is called for […]
After the public learned this week that the IRS targeted conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status, officials are now paying new attention to supposedly non-political groups engaging in political activities. In the case of the […]
President Barack Obama turned North Carolina blue in 2008, becoming the first Democratic president nominee to get the state’s vote since Jimmy Carter in 1976, but that color change could be in jeopardy this November. […]
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