The HillUpdated 1d ago · First reported Jul 15, 6:25 AM
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday, requesting a major security funding boost in the first Supreme Court testimony in 7 years.
Why it matters: The increased security funding could have an impact on the Supreme Court's operations and its relationship with other government agencies.
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Missing from current reporting: Details on the specific security measures and how the $14 million will be allocated
The increased security funding could have an impact on the Supreme Court's operations and its relationship with other government agencies.
The Supreme Court's budget request for the coming year.
CBS 8 (San Diego, KFMB)The high court is asking for $228 million next year, with a significant portion of that set aside for securing the justices against threats for their rulings.
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Q13 FOX (Seattle, KCPQ)US flags are at half-staff today
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