Author: Seung Min Kim

Washington Post – Politics:

The Judiciary Committee votes on Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination on Monday, and the nation’s highest court could be set for its first Black female justice by the end of the week.

Washington Post – Politics:

Sen. Mitt Romney is one of the few Republicans holding out the prospect of potentially supporting Ketanji Brown Jackson for the Supreme court. Some of her supporters are touting her views on religious freedom.

Washington Post – Politics:

While Democrats proudly took turns reflecting on the historic example Jackson sets, some Republicans suggested she was soft on crime and questioned whether critical race theory influenced her thinking as a judge.

Washington Post – Politics:

The Supreme Court nominee, in highly personal terms, rejects the suggestion by some Republicans that she let sex offenders off the hook.

Washington Post – Politics:

Jackson, who will be the first Black woman on the Supreme Court if confirmed, spent her official introduction before the Senate Judiciary Committee detailing her approach as a judge, describing it as narrowly focused on resolving the issues before her.

Washington Post – Politics:

Ketanji Brown Jackson will face the bright lights and the cameras at her four-day confirmation hearing beginning on Monday. Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Jackson’s hearing and the rest of the confirmation process.

Washington Post – Politics:

Ketanji Brown Jackson will face the bright lights and the cameras at her four-day confirmation hearing beginning on Monday. Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Jackson’s hearing and the rest of the confirmation process.

Washington Post – Politics:

GOP senators have not agreed on a strategy for questioning the first Black woman to be nominated to the Supreme Court, or even whether they have a strategy.

Washington Post – Politics:

The president and his party hope the sharpened message, which they honed at a series of political meetings over the past week, will help address some of their biggest liabilities ahead of the November midterm elections.