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LGBTQ supporters demonstrate outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on October 8, 2019, credit ALEX WROBLEWSKI, GETTY IMAGES

Wednesday November 1, 2023

The most broken court in America
The antisemitism I see on campus is on a whole new level
Conservative lawyers want SCOTUS to overturn conversion therapy bans
The SCOTUS case that could have life-changing consequences for anyone caught up the police

Illustration of gavel being passed between pair of hands, credit Sam Whitney, The New York Times

Wednesday October 25, 2023

Why it matters that a Black Woman argued the most important redistricting case of the year before the Supreme Court
The lawyer who orchestrated the right’s Supreme Court supermajority
SCOTUS is seriously considering whether domestic abusers have the right to own a gun
Appoint more judges. Fast.

Pro democracy activists hold sign, credit Drew Angerer, Getty Images

Wednesday October 11, 2023

How a California tribe won their ancestral land back
A trans teen in an anti-trans state
How the Supreme Court set the stage for today’s massive blowback to multiracial power
SCOTUS right flank’s effort to dismantle defendants rights is nearly complete

Illustration of court items arranged in a cross, Credit Joan Wong, Getty

Wednesday October 4, 2023

The new target after Roe was overturned: anti-discrimination laws
Trans kids will suffer the most
This next term, SCOTUS could make itself more powerful
The inside story about how the conservative legal movement won the right to reject gay weddings

Backstage at a Texas drag show, credit BRANDON BELL, GETTY IMAGES

Wednesday September 27, 2023

Judge rejects conservative activist effort to end diversity funding for Black women
The legal movement that wants to roll back the rights revolution
Meet the lawyers who want to ban drag
In praise of drag queens

Denise McNair, 11, from left; Carole Robertson, 14; Addie Mae Collins, 14; and Cynthia Dianne Wesley, 14, were killed on Sept. 15, 1963, credit Associated Press

Wednesday September 20, 2023

How do you promote diversity after the death of affirmative action?
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wants to make sure you never forget what happened 60 years ago
A celebration of KBJ’s first year on the Court
State Supreme Court court judges are the under threat