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What’s At Stake If SCOTUS Takes Online Censorship Case
The U.S. government’s unprecedented crusade against “misinformation” and “disinformation” could be in jeopardy.
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Corporate Race-Based Programs Challenged In Court
Conservative legal activists are looking for their next big win after affirmative action was ruled unconstitutional.
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Last Week’s Momentous SCOTUS Rulings
The conservative-majority Supreme Court made decisions on free speech, student loan forgiveness, and more – prompting progressive backlash.
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Justice Alito Defends Himself As Democrats Push To Reform Supreme Court
The attacks on the Court are working with public approval of the Supreme Court lies at an all-time low.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor Didn’t Recuse Herself From Cases Involving Her Publisher
Justice Sonia Sotomayor voted on whether the Supreme Court should hear lawsuits against Penguin Random House, which has paid her $3.6 million since 2010.
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Supreme Court Case Could End the Chevron Doctrine, Cut Down on Executive Power
The case will have implications for numerous policy issues, from climate change to gun control.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Defends Vacations With GOP Donor
The Supreme Court justice has come under fire for failing to disclose lavish yearly vacations funded by a family friend, who is also a major Republican donor.
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DOJ Told Law Enforcement Not To Arrest Protesters at SCOTUS Justices’ Homes
The Department of Justice has denied accusations of its progressive bias, but some Republicans in Congress don’t buy it.
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Will the Supreme Court Cancel Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan?
Biden’s student loan forgiveness plans are expected to be blocked by the Supreme Court in June.
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The End of Affirmative Action Is in Sight
An upcoming Supreme Court ruling could mark the end of affirmative action policies in the United States.
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Supreme Court Reviews Section 230 Case That Could Change the Internet
The upcoming Supreme Court ruling could have big implications for the tech and social media industries.
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Title 42 Preserved, Border Catastrophe Delayed
The Supreme Court stalled Biden’s plan to allow Title 42 to expire, delaying a border catastrophe and casting light on the current crisis.