Supreme Court bicentennial marks 200 years of its history
The Supreme Court reaches 200 as historians note a slow start in 1790s. Early quorums lagged with few justices present and Chief Justice Jay adapting. Over two centuries the court expanded to nine justices, gained its own building in 1935, and shifted title usage ending the Mr Justice form before Justice O Connor joined.
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Noonan hard act to follow in Bush speeches
Washington AP reports Peggy Noonan, famed for coining read my lips, says her White House speechwriting days were difficult and that aides demanded major overhauls. She recalls shaping Bush and Reagan addresses, noting Bush avoided first person lines and that in house policy replaced outside writers.
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