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Court sides with funeral protesters

The court ruled Wednesday that the First Amendment protects even hurtful speech about public issues and upheld the right of a fringe church to protest near military funerals. (AP Photo)

Why Kennedy may not be the decider

If you are handicapping whether the Supreme Court is going to find the nation's health-care law constitutional, you have a few options.

Health-care law may go to Supreme Court

A federal judge in Florida on Monday became the first to strike down the entire law to overhaul the nation's health-care system.

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Try your hand at seating the justices based on their seniority.

Our sortable table breaks down every Supreme Court justice in history by age, their position before the High Court, and the president who nominated them.

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She has the "Same excellence, independence, integrity and passion" as Stevens, Obama said.

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