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Does the Supreme Court's immunity ruling turn the president into a 'king above the law'?
Today's Big Question The high court declared a president could not be charged for 'official' acts, complicating Trump's insurrection prosecution and raising concerns of unchecked executive power
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'This would be good for the Democrats, and give them a better chance of winning'
Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Supreme Court sides with Biden in social media case
Speed Read The federal government may continue to flag misinformation on social media platforms, the court ruled
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Supreme Court to weigh transgender care limits
Speed Read The case challenges a Tennessee law restricting care for trans minors
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Biden warns of more Trump Supreme Court picks
Speed Read President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama discussed the repercussions of a second Trump term at a fundraiser
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Supreme Court rejects abortion pill challenge
Speed Read Access to mifepristone has been preserved, though some think it is only a temporary victory
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Will abortion decide the 2024 elections?
Talking Points Abortion access is on the ballot in several states and a focus in the presidential campaign. The question is whether it will boost Democrats as much as they hope.
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The road to theocracy
Opinion When justices and presidents promote one religion
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'How many people will vote for RFK Jr. as a protest against the real choices?'
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Alito rejects calls to recuse over flag furor
Speed Read Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said he will not sit out the Jan. 6 Capitol riot cases
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'Customers can have any car they want as long as it's electric'
Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Justice Alito's Jan. 6 flag problem grows
Speed Read The justice’s beach house displayed a flag popular with Capitol rioters, calling his impartiality into question
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Supreme Court rejects challenge to CFPB
Speed Read The court rejected a conservative-backed challenge to the way the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is funded
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How has same-sex marriage changed America?
Today's Big Question More acceptance, but new fears and fights
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