Mississippi’s solicitor general compared abortion to the profound wrong of separate-but-equal laws. So what would the visionary judge who saw their injustice have done about that?

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Opinion | The Supreme Court keeps telegraphing the end of Roe v. Wade

The court is allowing Texas to delay challenges to its abortion law until the court erases abortion rights from the Constitution.

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This Supreme Court Case Could Make Or Break The Biden Presidency

The Supreme Court will hear a case in February that could decide the future of the Biden presidency — and...

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Supreme Court conservatives skeptical of Maine policy that blocks state funding for religious schools

The high court's conservatives pressed Maine on how it draws a line between religious and secular schools in its taxpayer-funded tuition program.

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U.S. Justice Kavanaugh unlikely to heed calls for recusal

Justice Brett Kavanaugh is unlikely to heed calls to step aside from certain cases in which his fairness and independence might be questioned, according to legal experts.

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Voting rights become a flashpoint in Georgia governor's race

Marsha Appling-Nunez was showing the college students she teaches how to check online if they're registered to vote when she made a troubling discovery. Despite being an active Georgia voter who had cast ballots in recent elections, she...

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Kavanaugh backs Trump administration on jailing and deporting immigrants for crimes years earlier

WASHINGTON - Newly seated Justice Brett Kavanaugh spoke up Wednesday in defense of the Trump administration's view that legal immigrants with criminal records must be arrested and held for deportation, even years after they were convicted and completed their sentences. At issue is a federal law that calls for mandatory detention and possible deportation for "criminal aliens," including legal ...

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What’s missing from the agenda on tomorrow’s hearing: the truth

U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh leaves his home September 26, 2018 in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Kavanaugh is scheduled to appear again before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday to respond to the allegation of sexual assault by accuser Christine Blasey Ford.