President Joe Biden will get his first chance to nominate a justice to the U.S. Supreme Court with the impending retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer after nearly three decades on the bench. The process for replacing a Supreme Court justice always is closely watched, but it will take on new intrigue in the divided Senate, where Democrats have struggled to unify behind Biden's agenda. The Senate is split evenly between the two parties, with Vice President Kamala Harris acting as the tie-breaking vote. While Democrats control the chamber, moderate senators in the party have stopped several pieces of legislation the Biden administration has championed. To read more, visit the link in our bio. #SCOTUS #Biden #Breyer