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How a SCOTUS case about fishing could upend government agencies
Under the Radar The right-leaning Supreme Court is poised to rewrite the rules of government in its own favor
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How one woman's home equity theft case made its way to the Supreme Court
Speed Read A SCOTUS decision could have wide-ranging effects on how at least a dozen states repurchase houses
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George Mason's Scalia Law School is a generous employer for Supreme Court justices, records show
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Can an independent SCOTUS right its own ship?
Talking Point Bogged down by a new crop of ethics scandals and questions of objectivity, lawmakers are starting to wonder if SCOTUS is capable of policing itself. And if not, who can?
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Chief Justice John Roberts declines Senate invitation to testify on mounting ethics concerns
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Supreme Court temporarily preserves abortion pill access
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Supreme Court weighs Christian former mail carrier's right to refuse Sunday shifts
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Destroying court credibility
feature Judges are undermining their own claim to be neutral arbiters
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Clarence Thomas did not disclose real estate he sold to GOP megadonor Harlan Crow, report details
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The debate over Clarence Thomas' luxury vacations
Talking Point The Supreme Court justice has found himself at the center of a sticky ethical dilemma
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Is the Comstock Act back from the dead?
Speed Read How a 19th-century law may end access to the abortion pill
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Clarence Thomas, under scrutiny for regular lavish trips from GOP donor, stopped reporting gifts in 2004
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Does the Supreme Court need a code of ethics?
Today's Big Question Critics say justices operate in an 'ethical no man's land'
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Supreme Court to hear arguments on water supply shortages for Navajo Nation
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