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Democracy or Nah
The Legal Fight Over California’s Ban on Cruel Animal Cages Will Have National Repercussions
Jan Dutkiewicz
,
Jeff Sebo
Democracy or Nah
Jan Dutkiewicz
,
Jeff Sebo
The Legal Fight Over California’s Ban on Cruel Animal Cages Will Have National Repercussions
Ballot Boxer
This Former Trump Lawyer Wants You to Disrupt the 2022 Midterms
Peter Stone
Ballot Boxer
Peter Stone
This Former Trump Lawyer Wants You to Disrupt the 2022 Midterms
Bitter Feuds
Matt Ford
Neil Gorsuch Couldn’t Save Tribal Sovereignty From His Conservative Colleagues’ Wrath
The justice’s contemptuous denunciations of the majority opinion drew an unusually caustic response from his fellow conservative Brett Kavanaugh.
Come On Now
The Gutting of
Roe
Is the Pinnacle of the Republicans’ Anti-Family Agenda—but Not the End of It
Alex Shephard
Come On Now
Alex Shephard
The Gutting of
Roe
Is the Pinnacle of the Republicans’ Anti-Family Agenda—but Not the End of It
Ripple Effects
The Supreme Court’s Abortion Ruling Leaves Rape Crisis Centers Vulnerable to Republican Attacks
Katie Herchenroeder
Ripple Effects
Katie Herchenroeder
The Supreme Court’s Abortion Ruling Leaves Rape Crisis Centers Vulnerable to Republican Attacks
Editor’s Picks
Magazine
Ben Jacobs
How Iowa Fell in Love With the Republican Party
Barack Obama won the state twice. Now Democrats are an endangered species there.
The Soapbox
Matt Ford
I Guess
Roe
Wasn’t “Settled Law” After All
Did the conservative justices lie about how they felt about Roe v. Wade during their confirmation hearings, or did the senators just foolishly trust what they heard?