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Tucker Carlson has a grand plan
Heather Digby Parton
And I don't think we're going to like it very much
Joe Manchin’s revisionist history: Filibuster stands after Senate Democrat sides with Republicans
Jon Skolnik
“The United States Senate has never been able to end debate with a simple majority," Manchin said. That's not true
The insurrection will be decentralized: The next Jan. 6 will happen in the state houses
Gaby Goldstein
Republicans have a more effective strategy than storming the Capitol: They plan to destroy democracy state by state
Salon’s 2021 spicy take awards
Amanda Marcotte
Journalists and pundits keep trying to prove the left is hysterical — but keep stepping on rakes in the process
Mark Meadows reveals he doesn’t even understand Trump’s election lawsuits
Sarah Burris
Meadows said Trump's election lawsuits were "credible accusations of voter fraud." That's not possible
How dark money fuels attacks on abortion rights worldwide
Jake Johnson
A new report "further demonstrates the growing trend of religious extremists forging cross-border alliances"
The Republicans had a plan for their judges — and it went way beyond Roe v. Wade
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Yes, the GOP’s takeover of the judiciary was aimed at ending abortion rights — and keeping themselves out of jail
Republicans’ anti-abortion crusade won’t stop — even if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
Heather Digby Parton
If Roe is overturned, the right will have to keep upping the ante to keep their grassroots activists engaged
Will Supreme Court conservatives overturn Roe? Their casual contempt for women is not a good sign
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP justices compared women's rights to white supremacy and spoke of adoption like it's donating used clothes
Republicans simplify their defense of Texas abortion ban: Women are too stupid to have rights
Amanda Marcotte
The Republican defense of the Texas abortion law at the Supreme Court assumes women are too dumb to handle choices
How the gun lobby might help overturn Texas’ abortion ban
Kenneth Tran
The lawyer defending Texas' abortion law faced tough questioning from Trump's appointed justices
How extremist Christian theology is driving the right-wing assault on democracy
Paul Rosenberg
The Texas abortion law is one step toward the true goal of Christian dominionism: Destroying democratic government
The corporate state came for human rights lawyer Steven Donziger — and we’re next
Chris Hedges
Lawyer who stood up to Chevron gets a crushing lesson in corporate power — and who our judges really serve
Republicans thought the Supreme Court could stealthily ban abortion. They were wrong
Amanda Marcotte
One judge's ruling shows that banning abortion through the backdoor won't be so easy
Justice Brett Kavanaugh tests positive for COVID ahead of first in-person Supreme Court session
Igor Derysh
Supreme Court is scheduled to hold in-person arguments on Monday for the first time since the pandemic began
Beware the “Independent State Legislatures doctrine” — it could checkmate democracy
Gaby Goldstein, David Daley
This Republican "weird trick" — giving state legislatures full power over elections — could be fatal to democracy
Supreme Court announces December date for case directly challenging Roe v. Wade
Julia Conley
"The fate of Roe v. Wade and legal abortion is on the line"
Architect of Texas abortion ban now has sights on Roe — and urges reversal of LGBTQ rights
Jessica Corbett
"Make no mistake, the goal is to force extreme, outdated, religious-driven values on all of us through the courts"
Is the U.S. Supreme Court now a Roman Catholic institution?
Terri Langston
The Supreme Court is on defense: Justices speak out to calm growing dissatisfaction
Jon Skolnik
From Clarence Thomas to Stephen Breyer, Supreme Court justices have rushed to tamp down concerns in recent days
Supreme Court approval rating drops to record low
Jon Skolnik
The court has faced a "swirl of partisan issues on their plate," including abortion, housing, and immigration
The Supreme Court’s right-wing Catholics are destroying true religious freedom
Phil Zuckerman, Andrew L. Seidel
Religious faith isn't the problem — but Texas ruling shows Supreme Court has been hijacked by Christian nationalism
Barrett’s remarks about judges not being “partisan hacks” were “straight-up trolling”: legal analyst
Sarah K Burris
Dahlia Lithwick relates Amy Coney Barrett's speech to being like something out of "The Onion"
Justice Amy Coney Barrett defends the Supreme Court: We aren’t a “bunch of partisan hacks”
Jon Skolnik
The newest addition to the Supreme Court spoke at the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville on Sunday
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