The U.S. Supreme Court rarely alters its schedule for external events such as elections or blizzards, and confirmation hearings are no different.
While Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch’s Senate confirmation hearing got underway Monday at the Hart Senate Office Building, across the street the high court was minding its business by hearing cases, with two arguments Monday and two each set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Five cases will be argued next week.
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