US Supreme Court

Rev. William Barber Says GOP Voter Suppression the 'Real Hacking' of US Democracy

'Historic Opportunity': Supreme Court to Hear Partisan Gerrymandering Case

Jake Johnson, staff writer

In a move that has the potential to " set a landmark precedent ," the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday announced it will hear a Wisconsin gerrymandering case alleging the Republican-controlled legislature drew congressional disticts in a way that illegally discriminates against Democratic candidates and voters. "This is a historic opportunity to...

'Major Setback' for Justice as Supreme Court Rejects Torture Report Lawsuit

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a lawsuit to publicly release...

With First Vote, Gorsuch Allows 'Machinery of Death' to Whir On in Arkansas

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

Newly confirmed Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch cast the deciding vote late...

'Gift to the Billionaires and Corporate Interests': Neil Gorsuch Confirmed

Republican Party Nukes the US Senate for "Trump's Corrupt Agenda"

'The Day the Senate Died': Republicans Go Nuclear Over Neil Gorsuch

Calling the GOP's Nuclear Bluff, Dems Secure 41 Votes Against Gorsuch

Voters to Rise Up Across US for "People's Filibuster" of Gorsuch

Senate Dems Ask for Gorsuch's Help to Expose Secret Donors Backing His Nomination

'Nuclear Option' Looms as Lawmakers Line Up Against Neil Gorsuch

Despite Every Reason to Stop Gorsuch, Are Dems Letting Him 'Off the Hook'?

Watch Live: Day Two of Senate Confirmation Hearing of Neil Gorsuch

Opposition Calls on Dems to Block 'Supremely Extreme' Gorsuch

How SCOTUS Campaign Finance Rulings 'Distorted' US Democracy

Opposition Rises Against Anti-Woman, Pro-Corporate Nominee Neil Gorsuch

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Surreal Juxtaposition of the Day: Rosa and Scalia

Even as Antonin Scalia led his right-wing cohorts in trying to gut the Voting Rights Act, labeling it a “perpetuation of racial entitlement,” Obama and Congressional leaders unveiled a statue of civil rights icon Rosa Parks across town. The law was challenged by Alabama officials who argued "the problem to which the Voting Rights Act was addressed is solved.” Uh, right.