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College-bound transgender student sues Colorado children's hospital for canceling all gender-affirming surgeries without warning

Elura NanosFeb 15th
'Complete waste of taxpayer dollars': Idaho legislators advance bill to execute child rapists in gamble that Supreme Court will uphold similar Florida law

Elura NanosFeb 14th
The Trump Docket: Victory appears likely at SCOTUS, but immunity is a much tougher hill to climb

Brandi BuchmanFeb 9th
'The whole point of the 14th Amendment is to restrict states' power': Justices Thomas, Kavanaugh look to 'history' to save Trump from disqualification

Elura NanosFeb 8th
The Trump Docket: Election subversion Jan. 6 trial date vacated amid looming Supreme Court battles

Brandi BuchmanFeb 2nd
Even Jefferson Davis recognized Section III 'automatically disqualified him': Dozens of historians urge Supreme Court to remove Trump from 2024 ballot

Brandi BuchmanJan 31st
One of 'the greatest Americans to ever live' may spoil Trump's fight over insurrection clause

Brandi BuchmanJan 29th
'The world is watching': Sotomayor gives fiery rebuke after justices refuse to intervene in 1st nitrogen gas execution

Marisa SarnoffJan 26th
'Peace, patriotism, and law and order': Trump tells Supreme Court he did the 'opposite' of an insurrection on Jan. 6, should remain on election ballot

Marisa SarnoffJan 19th
Supreme Court sides with transgender student in middle school bathroom case

Elura NanosJan 16th
Gorsuch not likely to recuse himself from fishing regulations case despite ties to a deep-pocketed billionaire who could see massive financial benefits from the ruling

Elura NanosJan 16th
Denied 'rightful place in history': Supreme Court refuses to rename Brown v. Board of Education after family of first school desegregation case filed

Elura NanosJan 9th
Supreme Court takes up Colorado court ruling kicking Trump off 2024 GOP primary ballot, expedites briefing and argument

Colin KalmbacherJan 5th
'Texas cannot run its own immigration system': Biden begins challenge to border-crossing law likely to reach SCOTUS

Elura NanosJan 5th
Lawyers dust off Postal Act of 1799 signed into law by John Adams as historical proof Trump is 'wrong' that 'not one authority' shows president is 'officer of the United States'

Matt NahamJan 4th
Biden administration asks SCOTUS to allow feds to cut through razor wire along Texas-Mexico border

Elura NanosJan 3rd