Supreme Court

Missouri Passes Constitutional Amendment to Protect Electronic Privacy

By Becca Stanek

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Male Justices Have 'Blind Spot' About Women

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Responds Perfectly to Fan's Wedding Invite

By Hannah Goldberg

Arizona Execution Moving Forward After Late Appeals

By Josh Sanburn
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Clinton Memo Disparaged Ginsburg Ahead of Confirmation

Among other revelations in the newly-released papers, the White House warned of the Supreme Court candidate's "halting speech" and "laconic nature" in one memo

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Atheist to Give First Town Board Invocation Following Supreme Court Battle

A Supreme Court decision upholding prayer before town board meetings has emboldened non-believers to give their own messages

By Josh Sanburn

Colorado Attorney General Urges Clerks to Stop Issuing Gay-Marriage Licenses

Attorney general says clerks are violating the law, since the state’s ban on same-sex marriage is still in effect

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IRS Readies Rubber Stamp

IRS head touts "efficiencies," but some groups fear fraud

By Massimo Calabresi

Aereo Lawyers: We're A Cable Company Now

And therefore, they argue, entitled to a compulsory license under Section 111 of the Copyright Act

By Maya Rhodan

After Hobby Lobby: A Single-Payer Health Care Solution?

Perhaps both sides could agree it may be a way forward

By Fred Rotondaro and Christopher Hale

Justice Ginsburg's Hobby Lobby Dissent Gets Its Own Song

"It bears note that the cost of an IUD is nearly equivalent to a month's full-time pay for workers making minimum wage."

By Eliana Dockterman

The Only Controversy About Birth Control Is That We’re Still Fighting for It

Decisions about women’s health are being made, yet again, by judges and politicians who will never need to use birth control.

By Cecile Richards

5 Things Women Need to Know About the Hobby Lobby Ruling

What the Supreme Court's ruling on contraception means for women

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White House Denounces Ruling

The White House denounced the Supreme Court’s decision Monday to allow for-profit companies to refuse payment for certain employee birth control insurance coverage because of religious objections. “Today’s decision jeopardizes the health of women that...

By Zeke J Miller and Kate Pickert

Why Liberals Can be Grateful for the Hobby Lobby Ruling

The silver lining for liberals angry at a high court decision

By David Van Biema

#ReligiousFreedom v. #NotMyBossBusiness: SCOTUS Contraception Ruling Ignites Hashtag War

The ruling set off a "hashtag battle" between #religiousfreedom and #notmybossbusiness

By Joan E. Greve

Religious Groups Divided on Hobby Lobby Ruling

Conservative Christians rejoice at Monday's ruling, but some church leaders question whether it's good for religious freedom or access to healthcare

By Elizabeth Dias

John Roberts Bridges the Gap

Partisans are crowing about Monday's divided Supreme Court decision, but ideological division appears to be on decline in the nation's highest court

By David Von Drehle

Corporations Are Powerful Enough Without a Conscience

Corporations have more economic power than they’ve ever had in this country as measured by their share of overall U.S. GDP. Now, thanks to a new Supreme Court ruling, they have more religious freedom too....

By Rana Foroohar

Court Sides With Hobby Lobby

In setback for Obama health law

By Michael Scherer
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