SUPREME COURT

The Senate Judiciary Committee is to vote on Amy Coney Barrett's nomination Oct. 22, with a full Senate vote to follow.

Barrett quickly corrected herself, saying "open mind" in second day of questioning by senators at her Supreme Court confirmation hearing.

Barrett tried to assure lawmakers she has no agenda and would examine every case on its merits.

“I never made any commitments or deals or anything like that” -- Barrett

“Never before when an election has already begun and millions of votes already cast, has it ever been a Supreme Court nominee was put forward” -- Biden

Trump Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett gave her testimony during a Senate confirmation hearing on Monday.

Sen. Lindsey Graham admitted the hearing was just for show since he expected all Republicans to vote yes on the nomination and all Democrats to vote no.

Fellow tech giants like IBM and Mozilla are backing Google while media outlets and the Trump administration support Oracle.

The group has scrubbed mentions of her from its website. Barrett told law students their goal should be to "build the kingdom of God."

Former-clerk Kim Davis is being sued for not issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples after the Supreme Court's 2015 ruling in Obergefell v Hodges.

Experts say the administration reliance on testing is inadequate to control the pandemic.

Experts are skeptical that protections for patients with preexisting conditions would be preserved if the law is struck down

“We’re kind of preparing for Armageddon on Nov. 3,” a senior vice president at a major quantitative trading firm told Vox.

President Donald Trump said he has shortlisted five female nominees to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, including proven conservatives judges Barrett and Judge Lagoa.

The Commission on Presidential Debates on Tuesday unveiled the six topics that will be discussed in the first presidential debate next week.

"I intend to follow the Constitution and precedent in considering the president’s nominee" -- Mitt Romney

New polls from both Politico and CNBC indicate majorities of voters in swing states and overall don't want Ginsburg's SCOTUS seat filled before the election. Senate Republicans have said they're moving forward.

A Supreme Court Justice earns $277,700 per year. Their compensation is increased based on one percent cost-of-living adjustment for all federal government employees.

Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar seemingly showed support for President Trump's decision to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in a tweet.

Analysts worry that the fight over the vacant Supreme Court seat will complicate, delay efforts at another stimulus bill

Amy Coney Barrett, the frontrunner to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat, has ties to a religious organization that preaches patriarchal family structure and demands lifetime loyalty oaths.