Opinion | Republicans Won't Stop at Roe

The Republican majority on the Supreme Court is giving states the green light to invade everyone's privacy in ever more egregious ways.

Roe v. Wade was killed by minority rule

The system worked, for the people who worked the system.

Opinion: America was lucky Trump didn't seize control of the DOJ

Elliot Williams writes that former President Donald Trump had a vision: to overturn the results of a free and fair election in 2020 and to remain in power for at least another term. On Thursday, we...

The end of Roe will mean more children living in poverty

How "pro-life" states are failing new parents and babies.

Jan. 6: Pressure, unsung heroes and Trump's Watergate echoes

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Jan. 6 committee launched under deep political skepticism: What more could be said about the deadly insurrection at the Capitol in 2021 that played out for all the world...

Ron Johnson is still struggling to make his Jan. 6 mess go away

Ron Johnson said he received forged election materials from a GOP congressman. The GOP congressman said otherwise as this mess got a little messier.

Fox News coverage of Roe being overturned featured a lot of men

Talk of secession in Texas means political violence is already here — and thanks to SCOTUS, there...

The Texas Republican Party issued its platform Monday. Among other terrible things, it called for the Lone Star State to secede from the US.This was met with mixed reactions from liberals. On the...

Now that SCOTUS Has Overruled Roe v. Wade, 'Trigger Laws' Are Going into Effect — What to Know

The Supreme Court of the United States handed down its official opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, closing the loop on the bombshell leak.

‘Blood on their hands’: world’s medics condemn US overturn of abortion rights

Statement signed by more than 100 global healthcare groups says US court decision ‘will cost lives for years to come’

Roberts Tries To Wash Hands Of Overturning Roe While Joining Majority Judgment

Chief Justice John Roberts doesn’t agree with overturning abortion rights — but don’t look for his name among the dissenters. ...

In Florida, a self-righteous minority shows us Supreme Court’s post-Roe world | Editorial

marked the end of an era of hard-fought expanded rights, the end of the ability of many Americans to make deeply personal decisions, to be treated like adults who can weigh the consequences and...

This week saw a trio of terrible, horrible habeas corpus Supreme Court rulings

In this term, the Supreme court has issued two decisions that limit habeas corpus and the right to judicial review of unlawful detention. A third ruling treats the death penalty with a casualness...

Without Roe V. Wade, Pregnant Women May Face Arrest For All Kinds Of Behaviors

The criminalization of pregnancy is already an issue in the U.S. Experts warn it's about to get worse.

Marriage Equality Is Next on the Supreme Court’s Hit List. It Won’t Stop There.

Trust the liberal justices: Dobbs puts many other rights in grave and immediate jeopardy.

Supreme Court justices receive more protection while making U.S. less safe

The jurists and their families are getting heightened, taxpayer-funded security. But the court just issued a ruling that raises the threat of gun violence for the rest of us.

The Far-Right Is Fearmongering About Abortion Activists Attacking Churches

Right-wing influencers and agitators are hyping up a so-called "night of rage" and calling on the far-right to go "defend churches" from fantasized marauders.

Trumpsters Claim Dead Cows Are Proof of a Nefarious Plot to Starve Americans

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyRepublicans have seized on the deaths of thousands of cattle in a Kansas heat wave as the latest proof of a baseless conspiracy theory that...

Opinion | There's no good reason Merrick Garland should bow out of a Trump prosecution

Some legal commentators argue that the Justice Department could have a conflict of interest because prosecuting Trump could appear to be political.

Tex. school district bans dresses, skirts to promote ‘workforce skills’

The Forney Independent School District announced this week that it was implementing the new dress code to help improve the children’s “future workforce skills” for the 2022-23 academic year.