Twitter and Google at the Supreme Court left most of the justices scratching their heads.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson did the Section 230 homework, the others not so much.
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The 2020 Election Case Still Reverberating in Wisconsin
Fighting the Big Lie in court had serious costs for jurists too.
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Dobbs Leak Investigation comes up empty.
Jodi Kantor on the SCOTUS leak investigation that only turned up resentment.
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Glacier Northwest v Teamsters is the labor case you should be paying attention to
Why the SCOTUS cement workers case is bad news for unions and democracy.
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The ghosts of Roe v Wade
America’s obsession with the abortion law no one could agree on continues.
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Civil rights lawyer Sherrilyn Ifill on how arguments are going down at this Supreme Court.
What happens to our rights when real people, real stories, real cases are immaterial at SCOTUS?
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Why free speech claims from a Colorado web designer threaten to topple discrimination protections
Wedding websites for me but not for thee.
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The battle over adopting away native children is also about land and, ultimately, American colonialism.
Four out of five textualist justices are not interested in this history or text.
United States Maggie Blackhawk Rebecca Nagel Brackeenv Haaland Dahlia Lithwick Kitchen Sink Approach
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The Supreme Court wonders when will we be done with racism.
The High Court seems to think setting a deadline does the trick.
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Moore v Harper could hand states the power to overturn elections
An unlikely advocate steps forward to argue a democracy-defining case.
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