David Savage

Supreme Court reporter for the Los Angeles Times

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Supreme Court correspondent for the Los Angeles Times

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas didn’t disclose lavish gifts from a billionaire donor. The LA Times' David Savage flagged their relationship 20 years ago.

Justice Clarence Thomas and the ethics around the Supreme Court

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas didn’t disclose lavish gifts from a billionaire donor. The LA Times' David Savage flagged their relationship 20 years ago.

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The Supreme Court is about to get more conservative. Justice Anthony Kennedy is retiring at the end of July. Although nominated by Ronald Reagan, he was the court’s swing vote.

Press Play Special: Justice Kennedy’s retirement

The Supreme Court is about to get more conservative. Justice Anthony Kennedy is retiring at the end of July. Although nominated by Ronald Reagan, he was the court’s swing vote.

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The late Justice Antonin Scalia was famous for reliance on what he called the "original intent" behind America's founding document.

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