Tag: supreme court
The Supreme Court Has Adopted a Conduct Code, but Who Will Enforce It?
What’s Next for India’s ‘Manual Scavengers’ After Major Legal Victory
The Supreme Court Will Decide if Domestic Abuse Orders Can Bar People From Having Guns. Lives Could Be at Stake.
The Battle for Virginia: Can the Last State in the South to Not Restrict Abortion Post-Roe Survive?
Alabama Prosecutor Criminalizes Journalists For Publishing ‘Grand Jury Evidence’
400,000+ US Citizens to Top Democrats: Fix Supreme Court Corruption
Facebook Workers in Kenya Say Meta Hasn’t Paid Them for 6 Months Amid Legal Case
Right-Dominated Supreme Court Is Poised to Do Grave Harm in Upcoming Term
The Fate of the “Dreamers” Is Likely Headed to the Right-Dominated Supreme Court
Mexico’s Supreme Court Decriminalizes Abortion Nationally in Landmark Ruling
Post-‘Roe,’ It’s More Important Than Ever We Still Fight for Procedural Abortion
Resisting Abortion Bans a Year After Dobbs
How Harlan Crow Slashed His Tax Bill by Taking Clarence Thomas on Superyacht Cruises
The Fallout From the Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Decision Has Already Begun
Should There Be a Supreme Court? Its Role Has Always Been Anti-Democratic
Affirmative Action Is Upheld in Military Academies. Why Might ‘Diversity’ Matter to the US Military?
Here’s What “Moore v. Harper” Means for Voting Rights Going Forward
Military Academies Can Still Consider Race in Admissions, but the Rest of the Nation’s Colleges and Universities Cannot, Court Rules
Supreme Court’s Decision in LGBTQ+ 303 Creative Case Poses Implications for LGBTQ+ Anti-Discrimination Protections
The Supreme Court Blocked Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan. Repayments Will Resume This Fall.
Breaking: Supreme Court Ends Affirmative Action for Colleges
Supreme Court Keeps Navajo Nation Waiting for Water
The Voting Rights Act Dodged a Bullet — for Now
Supreme Court Weakened Legal Protections for Striking. Only Jackson Dissented.
Supremes Declare War on Wetlands
SCOTUS Case May Slash Regulation of Everything From Workers’ Rights to Clean Air
The Troubling Case of Richard Glossip: After Unprecedented Bipartisan Support, Supreme Court Blocks His Ninth Execution Date
