Por: Slate Politics December 06, 2022
For those who are increasingly frustrated by the fact that the Supreme Court is in possession of a conservative supermajority hellbent on expanding the rights of some plaintiffs (Christians, businesses, and gun owners, for example) while chiseling away the rights of others (Indian tribes, pregnant people, and public school students, for example), oral arguments have been maddening. Specifically, the way in which the court’s conservatives... + full article
The Daily Beast USA Politics December 05, 2022
In —scheduled for oral argument on Wednesday, Dec. 7—the will decide whether to resurrect the previously dead “Independent State Legislature Theory”–in a way that some believe may pose “an existential threat to our democracy” and could enable “the Republican... + más
'Werewolf by Night' gives Marvel a chance to unleash its monster-ous side | CNN
Trust In the Supreme Court Plummets After Overturning Roe v. Wade: Gallup Poll | Vanity Fair
The New York Times USA Opinion December 02, 2022
This is the season for final exams, but maybe we should drop the pencils, paper and keyboards and start talking instead.The thought is scary at first. If Chidera Onyeoziri had known that her introductory sociology course required oral exams, “I’m not sure I would have taken... + más
Justice Alito accused of being SCOTUS leaker after new report: Disgrace | Newsweek
Why would Mac Jones get a second opinion on his injury, and how common is that? | The Boston Globe
Fox News USA Politics December 01, 2022
A majority of Republicans do not approve of colleges admitting students based on race, while believe that colleges should factor in an applicant's race when making admission decisions, according to a poll.A Marquette Law School national survey on potential Supreme Court... + más
Supreme Court heard arguments on the fate of affirmative action. Here’s how it unfolded. | The Boston Globe
Legacy College Admissions Come Under Fire In New Report | Forbes
Newsweek USA Nation November 02, 2022
Donald Trump has suffered a double blow after the Supreme Court and a federal judge ruled against him in two cases, following a string of victories for the former president.The Supreme Court rejected a request for South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham not to testify in front of... + más
The Media Are Still Making the Same Mistake With Trump | The Atlantic
Former Federal Prosecutor On The New York Attorney General’s Case Against Donald Trump And Three Of His Children | Forbes
Newsweek USA Nation October 31, 2022
nnThe Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two cases concerning affirmative action in college admissions.nThe two cases, Students for Fair Admissions Inc. v. President & Fellows of Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina, will... + más
Opinion | The New York Times
Vanity Fair USA Politics October 02, 2022
-csHumu ecJSsw body body container article body data-journey-hook=client-content data-testid=BodyWrapper>Approval of the Supreme Court sank to a new low, just Roe v. Wade was overturned, showcasing a diminishing trust in the nation’s highest court before it begins a new... + más
David Shapiro: US Supreme Court vs. states’ highest courts: We are giving kids the wrong message. | Chicago Tribune
Biden approval surges by double-digits among women after Roe ruling: Poll | Newsweek
CNBC USA Politics September 29, 2022
A crosswalk signal is seen outside the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, U.S., June 27, 2022.Elizabeth Frantz ReutersThe Supreme Court starting Monday will allow members of the public to attend oral argument hearings for the first time since the Covid-19 lockdown of... + más
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson makes Supreme Court debut | New York Daily News
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