An activist Supreme Court challenges federal power to regulate with EPA ruling
Beyond climate policy, the ruling poses serious questions about how the court will view other regulatory programs.
Beyond climate policy, the ruling poses serious questions about how the court will view other regulatory programs.
Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice.
Why do women bear most of the burden of preventing pregnancy?
Minnesota will likely be an island in the Midwest for abortion seekers for the foreseeable future as the Supreme Court ...
After half a century, Americans’ constitutional right to get an abortion has been overturned by the Supreme Court.
Interracial marriage could be in the bull’s-eye following abortion.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson entered the history books, becoming the first Black woman elevated to the U.S. Supreme Court.
'Congratulations to her, but we’ve been here before and it seems we’re stuck here loving and celebrating symbolism without tangibles.'
With public hearings, the historic hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson concluded on Thursday, March 24.
'Many Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are wasting no time embracing the kind of bad-faith scrutiny often reserved for ...
Judge Jackson’s own lived experience as a Black woman enriches her perspective about so many aspects of day-to-day life in ...
By selecting Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Feb. 25, President Joe Biden completed his pledge to select a Black woman ...
'Our country is built on representation. And so, when there is zero representation, that hurts America.'
When President Joe Biden campaigned for office in 2020, one of his most profound pledges included naming a Black woman ...
'These policies exacerbate health inequities by harming People of Color, people with low incomes, and those living in rural areas ...
Will our federal government step up to protect voting rights, or will more and more states suppress them?
Despite stumbling, NCAA pledges to do better. But some remain skeptical.
The courts have never been on the side of justice, only moving a few degrees one way or the other, ...
Let us never fail to pay attention or forget to stay active in every election.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday, the Supreme Court announced. Even before her appointment, she had reshaped American law.
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