supreme court of the united states
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The Historic “Investiture” Ceremony For Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Happens Tomorrow
It’s the first time the ceremony will happen for a Black woman in the country’s history
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Kamala Harris Wants To Remind You Democracy Is On the Ballot This November
The Vice President took to NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday to speak about abortion rights and the fight against extremism
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Rights African-Americans Are in Jeopardy of Losing
As the midterms and a new Supreme Court term come this fall, Black people could lose out on a wide variety of rights.
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Ginni Thomas Is At It Again, According to New Allegations of Election Interference
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife, Ginni Thomas, reportedly pressed Wisconsin lawmakers about overturning 2020 Election.
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Judge Rules That Prosecutors Cannot Impose Abortion Ban In Michigan
The decision stops the ban, which has been in place since 1931, for the immediate future.
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Nebraska Teen’s Facebook Messages Used to Prosecute Her For Allegedly Having an Abortion
Nebraska Police used a teen’s Facebook messages to charge her for allegedly having an illegal abortion. What does this mean for a post-Roe world?