On August 1st, 2025, Alexandre de Moraes, Vice President of the Brazilian Supreme Court, awoke to find his visa revoked, his assets frozen, and his family and holding company targeted by similar sanctions.
Whether or not partisan-gerrymandering claims are justiciable is vulnerable to an ideology that works at the expense of our representative government’s legitimacy.
When asked what she wished for, Ginsberg simply said: “You’ll see.”
The GOP’s obstruction of Garland was genuinely unprecedented and a threat to the institutional integrity of the Supreme Court.
Stella Shannon interviews her father, a criminal defense attorney, about how Supreme Court decisions have affected his practice.
In a holiday-themed installment of her column on the Supreme Court, Stella Shannon looks back at the case of Lynch vs. Donnelly.
What does our next President think about the Supreme Court?
In the aftermath of a landmark court decision, Connecticut grapples with statewide educational inequality.
