"Scalia's reasoning fits squarely with the conservative logic that wildlife is only valuable to the extent that it is economically beneficial, and that industry should not be punished for harming wildlife just because that wildlife is in the way of profit."

Please do not listen when the author of the opinion that overturned Roe v. Wade tells you that a landmark Supreme Court precedent is safe

Stop us if you've heard this before: A Scalia theory the Supreme Court rejected is making a comeback with the Trump White House

Alito doesn't need to cast a vote to overturn Obergefell. He's already shown conservative activists how to keep chipping away at it

If the Supreme Court's "power lies in its legitimacy," the Court forfeited both in its handling of Christa Pike's case, Congress should respond accordingly

Sam Alito's assurances that Obergefell is safe are sort of undermined by the last five decades of the conservative legal movement

The Supreme Court could effectively decide whether ANYONE has the power to do something about climate change

Congress should strip the Supreme Court of its power to do what the justices did to Christa Pike

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There are few friendlier places for oil companies than the United States Supreme Court

"If the Court will not treat capital cases with the care they deserve, the American people should ensure that it can no longer stop other courts from doing so."

Generally not a great sign

Tierra Walker deserved better than this

We don't mean to alarm you, but the legal system's capacity to hold polluters accountable for climate change might depend on the Supreme Court

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The conservative legal movement's war on abortion care is causing preventable deaths

The Supreme Court's first case of the new term is an oil company's effort to avoid accountability for climate change harms

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Let's talk about the decline and fall of SCOTUSblog

Banning media outlets because you think they're too mean is about as cut and dry as violations of the First Amendment get