RBG hospitalized for gall bladder infection

Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, has underwent a successful surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland after it was discovered that she had a gall bladder infection. According to the HuffPost, RBG is now in resting awaiting the commencement of court hearings that begin May 4 to May 13, among which is the case of President Trump’s shielding of tax returns records.

RBG hospitalized for gall bladder infection

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