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Voting Rights Are Back on Trial...Again

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Voting Rights Are Back on Trial...Again

Nov 20, 2025

Getting Big Money out of Politics

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Getting Big Money out of Politics

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Supreme Court Urged to Strike Down Louisiana Map for Racial Gerrymandering Under 15th Amendment

David L. Nevins

27 September 2025

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Is the Ban on Abortion More Important Than Democracy?

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The Supreme Court Ruling in the Skrmetti Case Should Have Taken Sex Discrimination Into Account

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Government by “the consent of the governed”

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Supreme Court Changes the Game on Federal Environmental Reviews

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The Legal Costs and Risks of Trump’s 328 Lawsuits

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John V. H. Dippel

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Progressives Have Religious Freedom Too

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Supreme Court Considers Eroding the Separation of Church and State in Public Schools

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Just the Facts: Courts’ Actions Against the Trump Administration

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