After being hospitalized Friday night with chills and a fever, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released Sunday and is at home “doing well,” according to a short statement from the Supreme Court.
The court provided no additional details. It announced in a press release Saturday evening that the 86-year-old justice had been seen Friday night at Sibley Hospital in Washington, D.C., and then transferred to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for treatment of a possible infection.
“With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms have abated,” the court said in the Saturday release.
The health of Ginsburg, the leader of the court’s liberal wing, is a matter of constant attention and speculation.

Last week was an exceptionally stormy one for Israel’s political community as Attorney General Dr. Avichai Mandelblit announced he plans to file a number of criminal indictments against Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.

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After Attorney General Dr. Avichai Mandelblit last week announced he plans to file a number of criminal indictments against Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. Charges against the Prime Minister will include fraud, bribery and breach of trust.

The Movement for Quality Government in Israel on Sunday submitted the first petition to the High Court of Justice calling on Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to be forced to resign in light of the attorney general’s decision to indict him for bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
In the petition, the motion demands that the prime minister resign as prime minister, and act in accordance with the court’s ruling on the matter of Minister Aryeh Deri and Deputy Minister Pinhasi, and remove himself from office as minister. In addition, the movement demands that the court order the Israeli government to appoint a deputy prime minister from among the ministers.