Ruth Bader Ginsburg Completes Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

The transcript discusses Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's recent treatment for pancreatic cancer, stating that the tumor was treated successfully with no further treatment needed. It highlights her previous battles with cancer, including colorectal cancer in 1999 and early-stage pancreatic cancer in 2009. In December, she had surgery to remove nodules from her lung, causing her to miss a court session for the first time in 25 years. Ginsburg, the oldest Supreme Court Justice, is known for her advocacy for women's rights. Her health is closely watched due to its potential impact on the Supreme Court's composition, as Republicans aim to replace her if she steps down before 2020. However, Ginsburg has no plans to retire soon.

What was the outcome of the recent treatment for the Justice's pancreatic cancer?

• The treatment was unsuccessful.

• The treatment was successful, and no further treatment is needed.

• The treatment was successful, but further treatment is required.

• The treatment was postponed.

In which year did the Justice undergo treatment for colorectal cancer?

• 2009

• 2020

• 1993

• 1999

What was the reason for the Justice missing a court session for the first time in 25 years?

• A family emergency

• A vacation

• A public speaking engagement

• Surgery to remove cancerous nodules from her lung

What is the Justice known for in her career?

• Promoting economic policies

• Advocating for women's rights

• Supporting technological advancements

• Championing environmental rights

What political impact could the Justice's departure from the court before 2020 have?

• It would have no impact on the court's composition.

• It would guarantee a majority conservative bench for decades.

• It would lead to a liberal majority on the bench.

• It would result in a temporary halt of court proceedings.