Joan Biskupic

CNN legal analyst, author and Supreme Court biographer;

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CNN legal analyst and Supreme Court biographer; she’s the author of “The Chief, The life and turbulent times of Chief Justice John Roberts”

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While Trump cuts environmental protections, Democrats debate climate change -- when reporters give them a chance. CNN didn’t ask until the second half of the latest debate.

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There's a long line forming outside the Supreme Court building on Capitol Hill — mostly people paid to stand there until tomorrow, when the justices will hear arguments on same-sex…

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