Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson went after all eight of her judicial colleagues regarding the case of Louisiana v. Callais. 

The Callais decision means that states can no longer draw congressional maps based on race. Still, ghosts from our past will likely haunt us.

There's no reason to accuse the liberal justices of taking an active role in planning an assassination attempt. They didn't have to.

Sotomayor released a statement in which she said she made inappropriate comments and expressed regret for her remarks.

In a move that could further alienate her after a recent 8-1 ruling, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson took a public swipe at her colleagues.

"For over 20 years I have served the public -- as a city councilman, as a member of Congress, and as a prosecutor..."

"And that makes a difference between a meal for him and his kids that night and maybe just cold supper," she said.

"I hope, tomorrow, he opens his statement and says, 'You know what? Bring in all the victims. Allow them to be heard ... '"

In a rare display of public disagreement, Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Ketanji Brown Jackson sparred on a critical issue.

Trump's basic position on tariffs is unchanged: "Countries that have treated us badly will have to pay a price for treating us badly."