Ask Jordan: Could class-action lawsuits save birthright citizenship?
The Supreme Court left open the possibility that class-action lawsuits could protect birthright citizenship, but it's not a slam dunk...
Jordan Rubin
Supreme Court takes up an important campaign finance case for next term
On Monday, the justices agreed to hear an appeal from Republicans challenging campaign finance restrictions, which comes from the National...
Five shadow docket cases that help us understand the latest Supreme Court term
The Supreme Court on Friday issued its final decisions in cases argued this term, capping off another year with contentious...
Ask Jordan: When did the Supreme Court stop being impartial?
The Supreme Court was once viewed as an impartial institution by many Americans, but recent decisions have undermined that perception.
Supreme Court rules against adult industry in case on porn and the First Amendment
A Texas law requiring age verification to access sexual content online prompted a free speech fight from the adult industry.
Divided Supreme Court sides with Trump on birthright citizenship nationwide injunctions
The 6-3 decision didn’t decide the underlying legality of President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict birthright citizenship. Litigation will continue...
Supreme Court to issue final rulings on birthright citizenship, LGBTQ books, porn sites and more
The last six cases of the Supreme Court’s term include birthright citizenship injunctions and a parental bid to keep kids...
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says majority decision will cause harm to ‘real people’
The Supreme Court’s Republican-appointed majority rejected a lawsuit from Planned Parenthood and one of its patients, over dissent from the...
The Trump administration just made an absurd argument for detaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia
The government said in a court filing that if Kilmar Abrego Garcia is released from criminal custody, then the government...
Supreme Court to hear appeal from Rastafarian whose dreadlocks were cut in prison
If you were told that a government official threw someone’s rights in the trash, you could be forgiven for thinking...
