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Supreme Court

William T. Coleman Jr., wearing glasses and a dark suit, speaks passionately at a podium, gesturing with his hand, exemplifying his role as a leading legal and political figure in American history.

William T. Coleman’s Legacy: Merit, Fairness and the True Meaning of Patriotism

William T. Coleman Jr. shattered barriers, from becoming the first Black Supreme Court clerk to shaping civil rights law and serving as Secretary of Transportation. His story forces us to rethink what merit truly means, why fairness isn’t just an ideal but an economic necessity, and how patriotism is measured by the willingness to push America toward its highest ideals.
By Roy Swan
Picture of cellphone with a red app icon displayed

As a TikTok Ban Looms, Users Are Flocking to Another Chinese-Owned App

TikTok users are migrating to alternative social media apps like Red Note.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Students walk by brick building lined with trees.

Prominent Philanthropists Condemn SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision

From Michael Bloomberg to George Soros's Open Society, here are some of the most notable responses from prominent supporters of higher education.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A group of people in suits stand outside a courthouse.

The Supreme Court Hears Another Social Media Case, With the Future of the Internet at Stake

By Rachyl Jones
Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Ketanji Brown Jackson stand side by side.

The Supreme Court Doesn’t Seem to Buy the Argument That Section 230 Should Be Reinterpreted

By Rachyl Jones
Andy Warhol posing in front four of his prints

The Supreme Court Case Involving Andy Warhol and Prince Could Transform Copyright Across Art and Media

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaving The Merrion Hotel in Dublin after a meeting with politicians to discuss regulation of social media and harmful content.

Supreme Court Says it Will Finally Look at Section 230, the Law Giving Social Media Platforms Immunity

By Rachyl Jones

“We Have So Much Magical Thinking About Equality”: A Q&A with Legal Expert Dahlia Lithwick

By James Ledbetter
Man preparing pistol at a range

Interest in Owning Guns Soars in New York Following the Supreme Court Decision on Concealed Weapons

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

After Roe, Which Companies Will Offer Abortion Benefits?

By Courtney Vinopal

How Employees Can Navigate a Post-Roe v. Wade Workplace

By Courtney Vinopal
a protest sign reading "Goodbye Roe"

With A Supreme Court Decision on Roe Looming, Few Companies Plan to Offer New Benefits

By Courtney Vinopal

Corporate Support for Social Issues Is All the Rage, Except When the Topic Is Abortion Rights

By Natalia Petrzela

Ruth Bader Ginsburg is Being Honored by Muralists, Opera Directors and Sculptors

By Helen Holmes

‘Shortlisted’ Is the Story of 9 Women Who Would Have Changed the Supreme Court

By Lauren Hakimi

This Summer, Learn About Opera Upstate With Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

By Helen Holmes

A Brancusi Sculpture Was Sold for a Fraction of Its Worth. Now the Original Owner Is Suing.

By Helen Holmes

Washington Post Editorial Board Rebukes Census Question as ‘Anti Immigrant’ Fervor

By Davis Richardson

Trump Disputes Wilbur Ross Over 2020 Census Citizenship Question

By Davis Richardson

Supreme Court May Use Bridgegate to Slam Prosecutorial Targeting Again

By Donald Scarinci
Supreme Court

Did the US Supreme Court ‘Gamble’ Its Way Out of the 2020 Election?

By Donald Scarinci
Donald Trump

Has Trump Pushed America Into a Constitutional Crisis?

By Donald Scarinci

Supreme Court’s New Ruling in Apple Antitrust Case Could Be Wake-Up Call for Big Tech

By Sissi Cao
Demonstrators rally at the US Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on April 23, 2019, to protest a proposal to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census.

The Supreme Court Will Now Determine the Scope of the 2020 Census

By Donald Scarinci
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