Supreme Court Makes It Easier for Companies to Sue Striking Workers
A recent Supreme Court ruling opened the door to future attacks on striking workers.
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My Religion Forbids Me From Paying Off My Student Loans
A satirical take on the Supreme Court’s Mastercake ruling by a young Muslim socialist with student loan issues.
Scalia’s Death: Complete Chaos or Liberal Wins?
The death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, the leading conservative in the nation's highest court, has set…
Scalia’s Legacy: A Narrow-Minded Man Who Espoused an Absurd Judicial Theory
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was found dead Saturday at a luxury resort in West Texas. He apparently died…
A Right to Speak to Those Who Don’t Want to Listen
Last year, the Supreme Court decided McCullen v. Coakley, in which it invalidated on First Amendment grounds a Massachusetts…
Lessons From the LGBT Equality Movement
As the U.S. Supreme Court wrestles with the question of whether to grant marriage equality, many people have been…
Supreme Court Shields Warrantless Eavesdropping Law from Constitutional Challenge
The Obama justice department succeeded in convincing the five right-wing Supreme Court justices to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the…
What Is Alabama’s Problem With the Voting Rights Act?
History will repeat itself in the chambers of the Supreme Court this week. The very state where the fight…
The People’s Lawyer: Money As Speech
Can Congress limit the amount individuals, including corporations, may spend to influence elections — or would that violate the…
The 136 workers who ended their strike against Bronx-based Stella D’oro Biscuit Co. in July could offer a test case of whether…