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The Supreme Court announced Monday, Nov. 13, that it has formally adopted a new code of conduct amid scrutiny over alleged ethical lapses.

Supreme Court adopts code of conduct but has no enforcement mechanism

Colleges and universities have found a work-around to the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling this summer - the college essay.

Colleges rewrite essay questions to get around SCOTUS’ affirmative action ban

The Senate Judiciary Committee is moving forward on SCOTUS ethics reform, as a new report indicates Justice Sonia Sotomayor's staff helped sell her book.

Sotomayor’s book sales renews calls in Congress for SCOTUS ethics reform

The Supreme Court justices ruled President Biden cannot unilaterally forgive $10,000 to $20,000 in student loans per borrower.

Supreme Court strikes down Biden student loan forgiveness

President Biden criticized the Supreme Court's decision that ends affirmative action and suggested an alternative for college admissions.

Biden: SCOTUS ‘not a normal court,’ proposes affirmative action alternative

In the 6-3 decision on Moore v. Harper, the justices put an end to the independent state legislature theory.

SCOTUS rules against ‘state legislature theory’ of federal election power

94-year old Geraldine Tyler has won a landmark Supreme Court case that could change property rights nationwide.

94-year-old wins SCOTUS case that could change property rights nationwide

The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on Supreme Court ethics as Democrats try to pass legislation mandating stronger rules.

Can Congress force the Supreme Court to create new ethics rules?

The Taliban has killed the ISIS leader responsible for leading an attack that killed 13 U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

Taliban take down ISIS leader behind attack on US troops: April 26 rundown

Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats are hoping Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, or any justice, will testify before them May 2.

Senate Judiciary Dems still seek Chief Justice Roberts’ testimony