Texas Newspaper Tells Readers to 'Enjoy the High Life' at Resort Where Scalia Died
Bad news travels fast, but apparently not fast enough for the The Austin American-Statesman.
Antonin Scalia Died of a Heart Attack, According to Death Certificate
The late Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia died this week of a heart attack, according to his death certificate.
Ted Cruz Threatens To Subject Us to Many Merciless Hours of His Face With Filibuster
By some sad twist of fate, Ted Cruz, a man whose face is regularly broadcast to millions of television viewers, does not possess a face that is pleasing to the eye. What’s worse, he’d now like to openly display that face to the public for hours on end: the Senator from Texas has promised a filibuster.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Found Dead at 79
U.S. Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia was reportedly found dead “of natural causes” at a luxury resort in Texas on Saturday, according to The San Antonio Express-News.
Supreme Court Justice Scalia Should Work at Gawker, No Sarcasm—Text Me
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a big boo-boo teddy bear whose cheeks I just wanna mush-mush, hides his cuddly body behind a facade of biting wit. I know how it is. According to a study by UC-Irvine professor Richard Hasen, Scalia is the most sarcastic justice, using acerbic humor (probably as a crutch, lol) to…
Supreme Court Close Readings: Scalia Enjoys 7-Eleven Coffee
One of the great joys of reading Justice Antonin Scalia's opinions, even when the question presented is relatively boring, is parsing his strange analogies. Last week, we learned he hated rock music, and believed that purchasing a gun is like purchasing milk and eggs. This week, he has some views on coffee to share.…
Justice Scalia Wrote the Wrong Facts in His Dissent Yesterday
The Supreme Court had to quietly correct Justice Antonin Scalia's scathing dissent in an environmental case yesterday after critics pointed out he made a glaring factual error.
Why You Should Be Careful What You "Like" on Facebook
Looking to sue a corporation? Quick, check your Facebook interests. The New York Times reports today that now your innocent thumbs-up on a brand on Facebook—or the downloading of a coupon—could limit your right to your day in a proper court.
Why Did The Supreme Court Take Up Gay Marriage Anyway?
With observers feeling that the Supreme Court is going to stop short of a constitutional right to gay marriage, and several liberal justices voicing their concerns about why they were hearing this case at all, the question becomes which justices pushed for the court to take the case in the first place?
