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Were The Supreme Court Justices Investigated In The Dobbs Leak Probe? - Vimarsana News

Were The Supreme Court Justices Investigated In The Dobbs Leak Probe?

Immediately after the Supreme Court released a report on the Marshal’s investigation of the Dobbs leak, one big question — aside from who actually did it — still burns: were the justices themselves investigated?

Haake: The Supreme Court's legitimacy problem – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Haake: The Supreme Court's legitimacy problem – Chicago Tribune

Whatever the Supreme Court's conservative bloc may think about their new “God-given” authority to advance Christian values, they should study the world’s cruel history of violence meted out under “God’s authority” before unleashing it on the rest of us.

The Hobby Lobby leak looks bad for Justice Alito. But that's not the worst part. - Vimarsana News

The Hobby Lobby leak looks bad for Justice Alito. But that's not the worst part.

The real story is the religious right's growing influence over the Supreme Court.

Source: msnbc.com
NYT: pro-life minister, activist was informed of 2014 US Supreme Court ruling before publication - Vimarsana News

NYT: pro-life minister, activist was informed of 2014 US Supreme Court ruling before publication

Reverand Rob Schenck, a former prominent anti-abortion leader, told Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts that he was informed of the outcome of the 2014 Supreme Court case Burwell v. Hobby Lobby w...

Source: jurist.org
The Future of Coffee Looks Psychedelic 🍄 ☕️ - Portland Mercury - Vimarsana News

The Future of Coffee Looks Psychedelic 🍄 ☕️ - Portland Mercury

[The following was originally published in our sister publication, The Stranger, in Seattle.—eds] On a recent cold and wet weekday morning, I decided to do my day's writing on the sheltered patio of a local cafe. Tea in hand, I opened my laptop and settled into work. But instead of writing, my mind began to pleasantly wander. I thoughtfully considered the crisp chill of the air, pondered the mossy smell from the much-needed rain, and...