The Supreme Court’s Term-Opening Blockbuster Will Test the Conservative Justices Like No Other Case
The results could shape responses to climate change for decades to come.
The results could shape responses to climate change for decades to come.
If the court is curling up anywhere, it is at the feet of a presidency increasingly unchecked by law.
There’s mounting evidence that as it approaches the next term, the Supreme Court is more conservative than ever.
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to keep building its new White House ballroom, even as the project itself…
Slate spoke with a number of surviving family members of civil rights martyrs. All of them were devastated by the…
For years, state bans on assault rifles and large-capacity magazines enjoyed an unbroken winning streak throughout the nation’s federal courts…
The birthright citizenship case the Supreme Court just decided demonstrates how deep-rooted this practice is.
We bring you this series on popular constitutionalism—local, organic farm-to-table making of legal meaning—as a thought experiment.
First, practice distinguishing between what the Constitution says and what judges and justices say about the Constitution.
This project was decades in the making.