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Could Donald Trump Serve a Third Term as President?
Dec 9, 2024 If you think the 22nd Amendment would stop Trump from serving a third term, you probably haven’t read the amendment.
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Donald Trump and the Election Subversion Plot of 1787
Oct 28, 2024 Trump is exploiting the deeply anti-democratic Electoral College as designed by the Founding Fathers.
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Heller Skelter
Sep 17, 2024 How two Supreme Court decisions supercharged the nation’s gun violence epidemic.
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Scuttling ‘New York Times v. Sullivan’ Could Destroy Independent Media
Aug 29, 2024 The foundational precedent protecting freedom of the press may be on shaky ground.
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In Chicago, the Whole World Is Watching Again
Aug 20, 2024 But this week’s Democratic Convention is more like 1932 than 1968.
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Can Kamala Harris Rise to the Occasion?
Jul 29, 2024 History is full of unlikely heroes.
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Sympathy and Condemnation
Jul 18, 2024 Even in the aftermath of an attempted assassination, we cannot airbrush the threats posed by a second Trump administration.
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The John Roberts Blueprint for Dictatorship
Jul 3, 2024 The chief justice’s decision on Trump’s immunity puts the myth of his institutionalism out of its misery, once and for all.
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Lock Him Up?
Jun 12, 2024 Sending Trump to prison would be a victory for the rule of law, but would not end the threat of MAGA-style fascism.
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Samuel Alito Isn’t Fooling Anyone Anymore
May 28, 2024 Throwing his wife under the bus for flying the American flag upside down is only the latest outrage in a career marked by lies and evasions.
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The International Criminal Court Wants to Charge Israel and Hamas for War Crimes
May 9, 2024 Warrants may be issued for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas head Yahya Sinwar among others.
Recent Rulings Expose Supreme Court’s Anti-Worker Bias
Aug 8, 2018 There is no question that the Roberts court has made the task of union organizing more difficult. And if Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is confirmed, there is little doubt that difficulties will intensify.
Supreme Court Wraps Term With Anthony Kennedy’s Retirement and a Rash of Right-Wing Rulings
Jun 27, 2018 Here’s your recap of the jurisprudential carnage.

