The Hill
Supreme Court to decide if Colorado preschools can take public funds while rejecting same-sex couples, because the First Amendment apparently comes with a side of exclusion.
The Hill
Missouri's redistricting battle hits the Supreme Court for the third time in three weeks, with voting already underway and everyone pretending this is normal.
The Atlantic
Supreme Court blocks Trump's plan to make mail-in voting impossible, proving that even this Court has limits - or at least a fear of total chaos.
The Guardian
The Supreme Court helps Trump make voting harder, Canada shrugs, and democracy remains a contact sport.
NPR Economy
Trade expert Alan Wolff explains that Trump's new tariffs will cost Americans money, may not survive court challenges, and are a blunt instrument Congress never intended.
The Guardian Europe
Trump made $2.2bn in his first year, mostly from crypto and foreign deals, because checks and balances are apparently for suckers.
The Atlantic
The Supreme Court just made it easier for the president to fire officials from independent agencies, and the FCC is already using that vibe to silence The View. Your bank account and labor rights are next.
The Atlantic
Supreme Court rules presidents can fire agency heads, finally solving an 1887 puzzle that law students have been complaining about for decades.
The Atlantic
The Supreme Court hands presidents the ultimate pink-slip power over federal agencies, overruling a 1935 precedent and making the 'unitary executive' theory the law of the land. Democracy? Never heard of her.
The Guardian Europe
Supreme Court gives Trump the power to fire regulators at will, calls one firing unconstitutional as an afterthought, and lets a $5 million sexual abuse verdict stand.
The Guardian
Supreme Court says marijuana users can own guns, proving that the Second Amendment and the Controlled Substances Act are now in a very confusing relationship.
The Guardian Europe
UK Supreme Court scraps disability rights safeguards, leaving vulnerable people to fend for themselves while local authorities celebrate the savings.
The Guardian
Supreme Court finds racial bias in jury selection, while JD Vance talks Golden Dome and adversaries studying us. Plus: Trump's legal battles continue.
Inside Climate News
Brazil's Supreme Court clears the way for a 600-mile railway through the Amazon, because nothing says progress like enabling more deforestation for soybean exports.
NYT Health
Trump stays suspiciously quiet as a lawsuit threatens abortion pill access, leaving his administration in a political bind tighter than a prescription bottle cap.
The Guardian
Thousands rally in Montgomery after a Supreme Court decision guts the Voting Rights Act, with chants, gospel, and a lot of reminders that history isn't done with us yet.
The Guardian Europe
Democrats cheer SCOTUS temporarily saving abortion pill access, DOJ sues Minnesota for daring to sue oil companies, Trump considers regulating AI (really), and Rudy Giuliani breathes on his own again.
NPR Economy
One small sneaker company's audio diary reveals how the Supreme Court's tariff refund promise is turning into a bureaucratic nightmare that may leave billions unreturned.
Ars Technica
New study finds that graduating with a diverse peer group leads to higher starting salaries in business and law schools, potentially giving courts a metric to reconsider affirmative action bans.
Inside Climate News
Supreme Court hears Monsanto's appeal to block state lawsuits over Roundup's cancer risk, potentially ending thousands of cases with a wave of the federal-law wand.
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