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"I do think the first test is going to be on contraception," one expert said of Clarence Thomas' opinion

It wasn’t so long ago that it was unthinkable for millions of American women to lose the fundamental right to control their bodies and their destiny.

For decades, Justice Clarence Thomas sat mostly silent on the Supreme Court bench, content to let others debate the controversies of the day. Because Thomas would not argue in public, court watchers had no idea of how he processed arguments beyond his written dissents and concurrences.

National legislation and extraterritorial application of state laws are inconsistent with the local leeway that the Constitution protects.

Prof. Glenn Reynolds (InstaPundit) passes along this e-mail from the GWU Provost and Law School Dean, which I applaud: Dear Members of the George Washington University Community, Since the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade, we have heard from members of our community who have expressed…

Late-night hosts respond to the supreme court overturning 50 years of precedent and criticize Democratic leadership’s performative response

The House is teeing up its fight with red states and the court.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot made the remark — which lit up the Twitter-verse — during a weekend appearance at Pride Fest in Grant Park. Six mayoral challengers said they were outraged by the comment.

Howard Stern started his SiriusXM show on Monday by joking he was going to “party like it’s 1959″ in light of the Supreme Court’s Friday decision to overturn Roe v. Wade

"We need a comprehensive plan to fix this court," Omar says, urging impeachment and court expansion

Ginni Thomas worked the coup's inside game — then her husband made it easier for insurrectionists to use firearms