Kagan, Barrett push Supreme Court budget with boosted security in rare testimony
Source: The Hill News · Bias: Center
Summary
Two Supreme Court justices testified side-by-side before Congress on Tuesday, telling lawmakers that they need more money to defend against the persistent rise in threats targeting themselves and their families. It was a rare showing from Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett, two female justices appointed by presidents of different parties who often…
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