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Report Exposes Trump DOJ's Secretive Efforts in Obtaining Drugs to Resume Federal Executions

President Donald Trump makes a statement with Attorney General William Barr in the Rose Garden of the White House on July 11, 2019 in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Holding US Government to Its Treaty Promises 'For Once,' Supreme Court Rules Nearly Half of Oklahoma Still Native American Territory

Julia Conley, staff writer

"The big news at the Supreme Court today will be Trump's taxes," said Cherokee writer Rebecca Nagle. "But for Indians in Oklahoma, we'll be talking about today for decades."

'No One Is Above the Law': Supreme Court Allows New York Prosecutor to Subpoena Trump Financial Records

Julia Conley, staff writer

A split decision on two separate cases pertaining to the president's taxes will...

Sanders, Khanna Say SCOTUS Ruling on Contraceptives Just One More Reason to Demand Medicare for All

Julia Conley, staff writer

Medicare for All advocates on Wednesday noted that the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to allow employers to refuse to cover contraceptives presented a clear argument in favor of a universal healthcare system under which employment would not be tied to healthcare. (Photo: NNU/flickr/cc)</span></p>

"This wouldn't even be an issue if healthcare wasn't tied to employment."

Supreme Court Ruling Denounced as 'Dangerous and Serious' Attack on Women's Right to Contraceptive Care

300+ Law Professors Agree: Congress Should 'Pass a Bill Tomorrow' to End Qualified Immunity for Police

'Attacking the Very Foundations' of Church-State Separation, SCOTUS Delivers 'Seismic Shock' Ruling on Religious Schools

Undermining Human Rights and Global Fight Against HIV/AIDS, Supreme Court Affirms Anti-Prostitution Pledge

As Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana's Anti-Choice Law, Reproductive Rights Groups Breathe Sigh of Relief—and Prepare for Continued Fight

'Abdicating Its Moral Responsibility,' SCOTUS Paves Way for Resumption in Federal Executions

Victory for "Wall Street's Army of Lawyers and Lobbyists" as Supreme Court Puts CFPB Chief Under Trump's Control

Betraying 'Bedrock Principle' of Due Process, Supreme Court Allows Fast-Tracked Deportations

'Dreamers Are Home': Supreme Court Rejects Trump Effort to End DACA Program

'Our Fight Is Not Over,' Say Green Groups After Supreme Court Clears Hurdle for Fracked Gas Atlantic Coast Pipeline

'Huge Victory for LGBTQ Equality' as US Supreme Court Affirms Workplace Protections

'Deeply Disappointing': Supreme Court Slammed for Refusing to Examine Doctrine That Bolsters Police Immunity

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Note to Media: Having A Penis Thrust In Your Face Is Not Harmless Fun and Jesus What Is Wrong With You People

The latest news that Justice Lying Beer Bong is a serial sexual predator - and that the louts in power worked to cover it up - is dismally unsurprising. More unexpected is the unholy mess the New York Times made of the story: They buried the news, ran it as "opinion," then teased it by vilely positing that a drunken dick shoved in your face "may seem like harmless fun.” Say what? Enduring lesson from the entitled and immune: "Fun is what I do to you," and why aren't you laughing?