In our cover, we examine the feeder judges supplying the ranks of President Donald Trump’s nominees to the federal bench.

As Trump and U.S. Senate Republicans continue their march to shape the federal bench, they’ve eyed at least five nominees who’ve worked in the chambers of U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit Judge David Sentelle. And with 44 percent of Trump’s appellate nominees having U.S. Supreme Court clerkships on their resumes, which justices are supplying the most? In their respective cover package stories, Washington-based reporters Ellis Kim and Tony Mauro unpack the latest.

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