judicial nominees
"It's called precedent," the Senate Judiciary Committee chair said of violating the same rule that Republicans ignored to move forward with judicial nominees.
Tiffany Cartwright, now one of the youngest federal judges in the country, is part of Biden’s push to infuse the courts with professional diversity.
The president's controversial court pick, who faced stiff criticism from women's rights groups, didn't have the Democratic votes to advance.
The ailing California Democrat’s return to the Capitol dislodged some, but not all, of the president’s judicial nominees in need of her vote.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Abortion rights groups won't even talk about Michael Delaney. Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee won't weigh in, either.
Key absences and discord within the Democratic caucus is preventing the president from filling critical posts.
It wasn’t a great moment for Charnelle Bjelkengren. It's also nothing compared to all the unqualified judges Republicans confirmed under Trump.
Despite outcry from Democrats and reproductive rights groups, Biden isn’t backing off plans to nominate Chad Meredith, a source tells HuffPost.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn took aim at one of President Joe Biden’s Black judicial nominees for his “rap sheet” of old speeding tickets.
U.S. District Court nominee Jennifer Rearden has worked against the interests of everyday Americans and is "unsuitable,” the groups say.