The high court now requires its employees to sign nondisclosure agreements that threaten legal action for leaks.
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Supreme Court Is Going to New Lengths to Hide Its Inner Workings From Scrutiny Read Post »
“Big moves on Day 1,” White House senior policy strategist May Mailman crowed on X the morning of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, linking to a news article about a forthcoming executive order. Even amid the barrage of actions during the first hours of the Trump 2.0 presidency, the order—“Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and […]
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Meet the Mastermind Behind Trump’s Definition of “Woman” Read Post »
Lawsuits by an oil giant and Cuban-American hardliners could lay the groundwork for US-backed regime change in Cuba.
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The US Supreme Court Is Quietly Aiding an Economic War on Cuba Read Post »
Multiple legal experts said the ruling is likely to increase the already skyrocketing number of election law cases.
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The Supreme Court Just Made It Easier for Candidates to Challenge Election Laws Read Post »
It’s really about whether the court will uphold trans people’s equal opportunity in public life, says an LGBTQ advocate.
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SCOTUS Appears Poised to Uphold State Bans on Trans Student Athletes Read Post »
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear a pair of cases brought by a transgender girl in West Virginia and a transgender woman in Idaho who argue they should be able to play on women’s school sports teams. On the surface, the cases invoke headline-grabbing controversies over the fairness of transgender women and girls competing […]
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Supreme Court Battle Over Trans Athletes Is About So Much More Than Sports Read Post »
The US legal system has proved insufficient to protect human and civil rights in the face of Trump’s attacks.
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The Legal System Is Not Reining in Trump. It’s Letting Him Bend Law to His Will. Read Post »
The swiftness with which Trump dismantled decades of meager, hard-fought protections exposed the limits of legal work.
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In the Face of Anti-Trans Escalation, We Need More Than Legal Strategies Read Post »
A Supreme Court case that could potentially undo and restrict citizenship rights shows that the border is everywhere.
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Trump’s Attack on Birthright Citizenship Seeks to Further Codify White Supremacy Read Post »
Scholar Mae Ngai says the moves reflect the administration’s bigger agenda: to make the US a white Christian nation.
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Trump Targets Birthright Citizenship, Visa Lottery, and Naturalized Citizens Read Post »
The federal government is appealing a case from Trump’s first term to reinstate an asylum ban at the southern border.
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US Is Legally Obligated to Provide Asylum. SCOTUS May Help Trump End It Anyway. Read Post »
SCOTUS has signaled a willingness to no longer insulate agency personnel from decisions made by the executive branch.
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Federal Agencies May Soon Lose Power to Regulate Independently of Trump’s Will Read Post »
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