Tag: supreme court
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
Supreme Court Decision Allows Abortion Pill to Continue Being Distributed by Mail
Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Mifepristone Restrictions in a Rare Win for Abortion Rights
Billionaire Harlan Crow Bought Property From Clarence Thomas. The Justice Didn’t Disclose the Deal.
Ralph Nader: Some of Trump’s Brazen Violations of the Laws Moving to the Courts
Student Debt Forgiveness Is a Win-Win for Our Country
The Unexpected Pro-Civil Liberty Dissent By Two Supreme Court Trump Appointees
This International Women’s Day, Iranian Feminists Are at the Front Lines
Student Loan Forgiveness Program Appears Headed for Defeat in the Supreme Court
Arkansas’s Anti-BDS Law Remains in Effect Because SCOTUS Refused to Review It
Court of Appeals Rules That Domestic Abusers Can Own Guns
Far Right Supreme Court Ready to Gut Unions (Again) as Workers Die on the Job
Is SCOTUS on the Verge of Dismantling Labor and the Administrative State in One Blow?
The Supreme Court Is About to Eviscerate the Right to Strike
Two Major Pharmacies Say They Plan to Offer Medication Abortions. Here’s What That Could Mean.
This Year, the Reproductive Justice Movement Showed Us What It Means to Fight
Has the Worm Turned in the Assange Case?
Biden Signs Off Same-Sex Marriage Bill, Fully Reversing His Earlier Opposition
Evangelical Lobbying Threatens Supreme Court’s Independence
Biden’s Student Debt Relief Program Is Now in the Hands of the Supreme Court
Inequality and Dishonesty Will Kill Democracy
Chris Hedges: The Politicians Who Destroyed Our Democracy Want Us to Vote for Them To Save It
The Racism of the Supreme Court’s Supermajority Was on Full Display This Week
Brazil’s Supreme Court Orders Suspension of Bolsonarista Road Blockades
The ‘Big Lie’: Election Denialism is an Art Practiced by Both Sides
Ketanji Brown Jackson Cleverly Turned the Right’s Own Judicial Theory Against It
