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Why the Supreme Court loves to reward the rich and powerful

by June Carbone, Nancy Levit & Naomi Cahn, opinion contributors

07/25/24

Judiciary / 4 months ago

The US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, US, on Friday, June 28, 2024. A divided US Supreme Court threw out a decades-old legal doctrine that empowered federal regulators to interpret unclear laws, issuing a blockbuster ruling that will constrain environmental, consumer and financial-watchdog agencies. Photographer: Valerie Plesch/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Chevron’s end changes Washington’s status quo for the better

by William F. Shughart II, opinion contributor

07/23/24

Judiciary / 4 months ago

Supreme Court justice's names dangle from pig figurines and money on the umbrella of a demonstrator outside the Supreme Court as several decisions by the court are to be made on June 27, 2024 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Federal judges are mirroring the Supreme Court on financial disclosures

by Steven Lubet, opinion contributor

07/22/24

Judiciary / 4 months ago

Joe Biden sets his final price with offer to ‘limit’ the Supreme Court

by Jonathan Turley, opinion Contributor

07/20/24

Judiciary / 4 months ago

States have no business regulating the internet, it should be left up to Congress

by Alan B. Morrison, opinion contributor

07/18/24

Opinion / 4 months ago

The Framers knew presidential duties didn’t include electoral vote counts

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by Jane Manners and Melissa Lane, opinion contributors

07/17/24 2:00 PM ET

The ‘Rust’ cases show why defendants should see all forensic reports

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by Michael Kusluski, opinion contributor

07/17/24 1:00 PM ET

A frightening thought experiment: A murderous president with criminal immunity

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by Kimberly Wehle, opinion contributor

07/17/24 9:35 AM ET

Alec Baldwin’s tossed trial is a wake-up call

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by Brandon L. Garrett, Adam Gershowitz, and Jennifer Teitcher, opinion contributors

07/16/24 11:00 AM ET

The end of Chevron deference is no game-changer. Here’s why.

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4 months ago

by Satya Marar, opinion contributor

07/15/24 10:00 AM ET

Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity is more limited than it appears

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4 months ago

by Adam Cohen, opinion contributor

07/15/24 8:30 AM ET

SCOTUS ignored Alexander Hamilton’s point about executive power

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by Michael Szalma, opinion contributor

07/11/24 11:30 AM ET

Stop mourning the Murthy case, start fighting the censorship-industrial complex

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by Hans von Spakovsky and Daniel Cochrane, Opinion Contributors

07/11/24 9:30 AM ET

SCOTUS Chevron ruling returns power to the courts — that’s a good thing

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4 months ago

by Thomas P. Vartanian, opinion contributor

07/11/24 9:00 AM ET

‘I am not a crook,’ said Nixon — under Trump v. US, he wouldn’t be

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by Evan A. Davis, opinion contributor

07/11/24 8:00 AM ET

Don’t pack the Supreme Court. Instead, change the rules.

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by Victoria Nourse, opinion contributor

07/11/24 7:30 AM ET

The end of Chevron signals a new philosophical era of American governance

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4 months ago

by Graedon H. Zorzi, opinion contributor

07/09/24 1:30 PM ET

The end of Chevron deference isn’t the end of regulation

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by Kevin R. Kosar, opinion contributor

07/09/24 8:30 AM ET

Justice Sotomayor dangerously misunderstands our military

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4 months ago

by Elizabeth Robbins, opinion contributor

07/09/24 7:45 AM ET

A long-game strategy to fix our broken Supreme Court

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5 months ago

by Steven Lubet, opinion contributor

07/08/24 1:00 PM ET

Supreme Court ruling will rein in the regulatory GOAT

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5 months ago

by Hal Lambert and Michael Toth, opinion contributors

07/08/24 12:30 PM ET

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