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Chevron’s climate test
June 26, 2024
Buckle up for a major Supreme Court decision this week that could curtail the power of federal agencies to set policy on a range of…
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Two Christian-owned companies in Texas, Braidwood Management and Kelley Orthodontics, sued the federal government in 2020 over the ACA’s requirement that their health plans cover…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Two years later, the overturning of Roe v. Wade is still sending aftershocks through the legal system. Apart from the…
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An article by Sharon Block: Tipped workers in our country have a serious problem — many of them don’t get paid enough to support themselves…
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The push this week by a coalition of health, environmental, and labor groups for FEMA to use a key federal law to combat extreme heat…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Gun rights are not unlimited according to an 8-1 Supreme Court decision that draws back from the extreme Second Amendment…
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“Intentional”: Harvard legal scholar says SCOTUS “deliberately delayed” Trump immunity ruling
June 24, 2024
The Supreme Court’s delay in deciding Donald Trump’s immunity case makes a trial before election highly unlikely, legal experts say. Special counsel Jack Smith, who…
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Six Republican governors in the Deep South want their constituents to know that they’re looking out for them. That’s why they issued a joint statement…
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Supreme Court Just Made It Easier to Be Convicted
June 21, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman Can the prosecution call a cop as an expert witness to testify in a drug-trafficking case that most drug couriers…
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Miranda Stovall’s lawsuit against her local Kentucky school board in June transformed a national debate over parental access to education into a copyright dispute when…
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Most Mass. workers are unprotected from extreme heat on the job — and reliant on preparation, education
June 21, 2024
As the stifling heat bore down Wednesday, construction workers building a parking garage near Kendall Square sat down in the shade to take a break.
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Fish, Toads, and John Eastman: Inside the Conservative Project to Undo Federal Environmental Laws
June 21, 2024
Among the most consequential decisions in the hands of the Supreme Court this term is a pair of lawsuits involving herring fishermen. On the surface, the…
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Environmental lawyers are attempting to form the first known union of litigating attorneys in Justice Department history, a campaign sparked by return-to-office mandates and fears…
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DANIELLE KURTZLEBEN, HOST: Starbucks scored a big win at the U.S. Supreme Court this week. The case originated with a group of baristas who wanted…
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Supreme Court’s Far Right Faces a Free-Speech Problem
June 21, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman This Supreme Court term promises to be important for the First Amendment. Major decisions are expected soon on the rights…
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Supreme Court’s Bump Stock Ruling Is Dystopian Nonsense
June 21, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman In a decision that may mark the low point for blinkered statutory interpretation in the…
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Donald Trump has been making a big promise to the nation’s service workers at his recent campaign rallies: If they send him back to the…
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Supreme Court’s Right Shows Cracks in Rahimi Gun Case
June 21, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman Gun rights are not unlimited according to an 8-1 Supreme Court decision that draws back from the extreme Second Amendment…
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When the Palestinian human rights lawyer Rabea Eghbariah arrived at a Manhattan cafe on Thursday afternoon, he had just learned that his article had been…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman On Thursday, the US Supreme Court unanimously rejected lower courts’ outrageous attempts to block access to the abortion medication mifepristone.
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: It’s hard to imagine a clearer violation of journalistic ethics than pretending to hold beliefs you don’t, asking Supreme Court…