The death opened the Court's chief-justice seat for President Harding to fill, presenting one of his first major judicial decisions affecting the federal judiciary's direction.
Chief Justice Edward Douglass White died on May 19, 1921, creating a vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court.
The death opened the Court's chief-justice seat for President Harding to fill, presenting one of his first major judicial decisions affecting the federal judiciary's direction.
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The Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration's attempts to impose restrictions on mail-in voting.
Trump publicly criticized the Supreme Court after it blocked his administration's mail-in voting restrictions.
The Supreme Court denied Trump's request to enforce new regulations on mail-in voting.
A second federal judge has blocked Trump's executive order on mail-in voting.