There’s a Reason Pete Hegseth Chose the Fort Hood Shooter for His Grotesque Publicity Stunt
admin A brutal public execution will not bring honor to the American military or to this country.
Jurisprudence
Kathy Hochul Says New York Needs to Close the “Cornell Seven” Loophole. That’s False.
To be clear, there are no intoxication or consent “loopholes” in New York sexual assault law.
Florida Is About to Kill My Friend. I Hope the Executioners Read This First.
Years ago I was a lawyer for William Reaves, who will soon be put to death in Florida.
The Supreme Court’s Shattered Precedents Are Coming Back to Haunt It
It will not be the last time we see how hard it is to pick up all the pieces.
One Vulnerable Group Is Again in the Supreme Court’s Crosshairs More Than Others
Across those cases, a troubling pattern emerges.
Anti-Abortion Activists Finally Overreached at the Supreme Court
Abortion is back at the Supreme Court.
Trump Found a New Way to Do Family Separation Without the Backlash
Family separation has become just another devastating consequence of the president’s mass deportation agenda.
Christa Pike’s Botched Execution Was Even More Gruesome Than We’ve Been Led to Believe
Last week, six members of the United States Supreme Court blessed a cruel and unusual horror show at Riverbend Maximum…
Just One GOP Justice Needs to Flip for Big Oil to Face Climate Accountability. Welp.
The Supreme Court officially began its new term on Monday morning with oral argument in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County.
How Trump Can—and Cannot—Still Mess With the Midterms
If everyone remains vigilant and ready, we should make it safely to January.