Supreme Court of the United States
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PoliticsDonald Trump Calls the Travel Ban a Travel Ban, Despite White House Saying OtherwiseHe refused to call it anything else.
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PoliticsWhat Neil Gorsuch's SCOTUS Confirmation Will Mean for WomenThe SCOTUS nominee does *not* have a great record when it comes to women's issues.
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PoliticsRuth Bader Ginsburg Slams Donald Trump in Rare InterviewThis is a big deal.
By Maggie Maloney -
PoliticsGuns and Abusers: Here's What the New Supreme Court Ruling Means
A Democrat and Republican go head-to-head on this week's SCOTUS decision.
By Sam Vinograd -
PoliticsThe 5 Most Epic Lines from the Supreme Court Abortion RulingHere's how SCOTUS made their decision.
By Kayla Webley Adler -
TV showsSamantha Bee's Interview with the Creator of Texas' Abortion Law Will Make You Want to ScreamHe doesn't even seem sure how an abortion physically works.
By Megan Friedman -
PoliticsThe Biggest Abortion Case of the Decade Is About to Hit the Supreme Court—Here's a Preview of What's to ComeLawyer Stephanie Toti on what it takes to keep more clinics from closing.
By Whitney Joiner -
PoliticsThere's a Long History of Republicans Supporting Planned Parenthood—Why Is No One Talking About It?Once upon a time, the GOP wanted women to have access to birth control, family planning, and yes, even abortion.
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PoliticsCombating The Supreme Court's Buffer Zone Ruling in MassachusettsCombating The Supreme Court's Buffer Zone Ruling in Massachusetts
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PoliticsYet Another Blow to Birth Control Coverage
The Supreme Court's latest decision will limit a key benefit for women.
By Laura Cohen -
Sex loveFree Birth Control Under FireA Supreme Court case could limit a key benefit for women under the Affordable Care Act.
By Dana Liebelson -
Career advicePlanned Parenthood's Cecile Richards Speaks OutWhat's it like running an organization in the crosshairs of politicians, rabid opposition, and even the Supreme Court? For Cecile Richards, 53, the stately president of Planned Parenthood, it's business as usual.
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BooksMC Book Club: Supreme Courtship by Christopher Buckley
With a new justice joining the top court, the MC Book Club goes behind the scenes of our judicial branch with Christopher Buckley's satire Supreme Courtship. Worth your discretionary dollar? Read on.
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How ToHow to Talk About Issues You Don't Understand: The Supreme CourtWith the vetting of Sonia Sotomayor under way, prepare for the fevered cocktail-party banter by reading our shamelessly oversimplified guide.
By Marie Claire
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