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Trump: It’s “certainly possible” Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade if Barrett is confirmed
Igor Derysh
Trump said in 2016 that Roe v. Wade would be "automatically" overturned if he appointed enough justices
Fury follows Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
Andrea Germanos
Barrett's voting record means issues like access to healthcare and ballots and reproductive rights are threatened
Trump’s appeals to white anxiety are not “dog whistles” — they’re racism
Bethany Albertson
Trump targets white voters with hostile, angry language
Robert Reich on the 6 crucial races that will flip the Senate
Robert Reich
Here are six key races you should be paying attention to
It’s official: Trump picks Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to succeed Ginsburg on Supreme Court
Roxanne Cooper
Her confirmation would consolidate a conservative majority on the nation’s highest court
“The Comey Rule” will likely trigger Trump, and series star Michael Kelly couldn’t be happier
Dean Obeidallah
The Showtime series will "piss off people on the left and the right," the actor says in his "Salon Talks" interview
The Supreme Court is finished: Republicans have killed it. Now it’s time to fight back
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump and McConnell have corrupted the Supreme Court and th judicial branch for a generation. Time to fight dirty
Why Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court would be a climate disaster
Shannon Osaka
Two ways a super-conservative court with Barrett could sideline climate progress
Trump will nominate Amy Coney Barrett to succeed Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Supreme Court: report
Igor Derysh, Roger Sollenberger
Democrats have raised concerns over Barrett's criticisms of Supreme Court precedents, including Obamacare and Roe
Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought for equality — media must make clear Trump’s pick will do the opposite
Dan Froomkin
This Supreme Court battle isn't just another partisan squabble. It's a historic turning point, and we should say so
Why Trump is happy that Justice Ginsburg died
Terry H. Schwadron
Once again, Trump basks in the limelight, gets to play Supreme Court kingmaker instead of pandemic failure
The GOP reshaped America to hold onto power — can the Dems do the same thing to save it?
Thom Hartmann
Mitch McConnell understands holding minority power requires ruthless brutality
Beyond Trump: Despite the setbacks of 2020, progressives now have a real path to power
Jenifer Fernandez Ancona, Sean McElwee, Charlotte Swasey
Was this a bad year for the left? Only in the headlines — at ground level, progressives have made major gains
Without Ginsburg, judicial threats to the ACA, reproductive rights heighten
Julie Rovner
A lawsuit brought by GOP state officials has become the latest existential threat against the federal health law
3 ways a 6-3 Supreme Court would be different
Morgan Marietta
A court with a 6-3 conservative majority would be a dramatic shift from the court of recent years
Trump Supreme Court front-runner Amy Coney Barrett criticized Roe v. Wade, Obamacare decision
Igor Derysh
Democrats have also raised questions about her religious and political affiliations
Can Trump and McConnell get through the 4 steps to seat a Supreme Court justice in just 6 weeks?
Caren Morrison
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death has sparked a battle over the future of the Supreme Court.
Trump gives himself “A+” on COVID-19 response as U.S. death toll hits grim 200,000 milestone
Jake Johnson
"Trump and his cowardly enablers, they all have blood on their hands," an activist said
$100 million lawsuit involving top Trump campaign strategist before possible Supreme Court pick
Roger Sollenberger
Trump appointee Barbara Lagoa reportedly appeared "friendlier" to campaign strategist Jason Miller in a court case
Progressives call for Senate showdown, Supreme Court reform: “We can, and must, fight”
Jessica Corbett
In the wake of Ginsburg's death, an epic battle looms for "our rights, our freedoms, ... our bodies, our lives"
Will Democrats fight? After RBG, how far will they go to stop Mitch McConnell’s power grab?
Sophia Tesfaye
If there was ever a moment for Democrats to throw caution to the wind and stand up, that moment is here and now
Mitch McConnell rams through six Trump judges in 30 hours after blocking coronavirus aid for months
Igor Derysh
Planned Parenthood warned that "many" of the judges have "hostile records" toward human rights and abortion
It’s still a conservative Supreme Court, even after recent liberal decisions — here’s why
Ofer Raban
The last Supreme Court term was far from a liberal triumph, and for several reasons: a scholar explains
Susan Collins and Democratic rival Sarah Gideon square off in Maine’s first Senate debate
Roger Sollenberger
The key Senate race could determine whether Mitch McConnell remains majority leader
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