Just months after being held-up in the Caribeean by a machete wielding assailant, the Washington Post is reporting that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s Georgetown home was burglarized recently. According to the Post, $3,500 worth of items were stolen, including two silver candlesticks and a set of silver. Read more here.

The public appears to have soured on the Supreme Court, according to the Pew Research Center.

The case, Arizona v. United States, essentially comes down to whether Arizona’s law simply acts in coordination with existing laws at the national level or preempts federal authority.

Beginning Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments over the contentious Arizona immigration law SB 1070, which has been highly debated legislation since it’s enactment in 2010. Today at the Heritage Foundation, proponents of the bill delivered justification arguments over he law’s most disputed provisions.

White House Spokesman Jay Carney was peppered with questions about what exactly President Obama meant when he said earlier this week that it would be unprecedented for the Supreme Court to strike down the healthcare law he signed in 2010.

President Obama says that he has “enormous confidence” that the Supreme Court will uphold his signature healthcare law, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

President Obama tells reporters that he is confident that the Supreme Court will rule in favor of the Affordable Care Act later this year.

Activists gathered in front of the Supreme Court Tuesday to speak out on demonstrate for and against health care reform.

President Obama’s top spokesman told reporters that the White House liked what it saw this week from Solicitor General Donald Verrilli.