U.S. Supreme Court

Ruth Bader Ginsburg returns to bench after absence due to illness

A Supreme Court spokesman told reporters last week that Ginsburg was home with a stomach virus.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg misses courtroom arguments due to illness

A Supreme Court spokesman said the justice had a stomach virus and would read the briefs and transcripts of the oral arguments in the two cases at home.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg is doing well after treatment for tumor on her pancreas

She underwent three weeks of radiation, and a Supreme Court statement said she “tolerated treatment well.”

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