Why the Latest Supreme Court Ruling Is a Disaster for Abortion Rights
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The Court may have allowed for challenges to Texas' restrictive abortion law, but it also allow the law to stand
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The Latest Supreme Court Case Makes It Clear: Amy Coney Barrett Will Decide the Future of Abortion Rights in the United States
Posted in: Politics NewsThat, to put it mildly, is not good news for the future of abortion rights
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The Rittenhouse Verdict and a Supreme Court Case Could Spell an ‘Open Season’ on Protesters
Posted in: Political CommentaryAfter the ruling, it's clear that anyone who protests against racial injustice risks being killed without consequence
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Supreme Court Fast Tracks Texas Abortion Bounty Law Showdown
Posted in: Politics NewsBut in the meantime, the most vulnerable women in Texas will continue to suffer, and all signs point to Roe v. Wade being targeted by the conservative majority next summer
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A Tax Cheat, a Disbarred Attorney, and an Attempted Firebomber: Meet the Folks Trying to Collect on Texas’ Abortion Bounty Law
Posted in: Political CommentaryTexas' Republicans invited a circus when they made a woman's right to choose literally anyone's business. Now they've got one
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Is There Any Chance Texas’ Abortion Ban Will Be Struck Down?
Posted in: Political CommentaryThe Supreme Court inexcusably allowed the law to stand. But that doesn’t mean the legal fight is over
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The Supreme Court Just Gave Anti-Abortion Zealots Everything They Need
Posted in: Political CommentaryBarring a big surprise, Roe is as threatened today as it ever has been
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The Conservative Supreme Court Has Just Gotten Started
Posted in: Political CommentaryThe six conservative justices on the Supreme Court decided they know better than the CDC by ending Biden's eviction moratorium
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How the Supreme Court Might End Nationwide Legal Abortion
Posted in: Political CommentaryHere's what you need to know about the Mississippi brief that takes on 'Roe v. Wade'
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Justice Clarence Thomas Is the Unlikely Cannabis Supporter on the Supreme Court
Posted in: Culture NewsBut federal marijuana decriminalization will still have to wait on Congress for action
