What It Means to Have a Government That Doesn’t Respect the Constitutional Right to Choose
When low-level bureaucrats try to keep vulnerable women from exercising reproductive rights, they’re just following signals from the top.
By Ed KilgoreWhen low-level bureaucrats try to keep vulnerable women from exercising reproductive rights, they’re just following signals from the top.
By Ed KilgoreAfter dragging its feet under Obama and Trump, the EPA now has 90 days to write stricter standards for what constitutes a “dangerous” level of lead.
By Eric LevitzThere’s growing evidence that GOP efforts to discourage voting were as important as any Clinton mistakes in turning the crucial state red.
By Ed KilgoreWhen the sentence came down, he slumped onto the table, his left arm covering his head.
By Cristian FariasA vote crucially affected by, say, foreign interference might be an injury without an obvious Constitutional remedy.
By Ed KilgoreThe state will appeal the ruling, but may not be able to get its controversial execution schedule back on track.
By Chas DannerThe Justice Department’s request for an emergency stay that would have reinstated the travel ban pending the government’s appeal was denied.
By Chas DannerA judge is setting up a serious trial of Trump’s immigration policies, and the White House is already vowing to fight back.
By Ed KilgoreAnother defeat for the president’s legacy.
By Charley LanyonVoting “reforms” have been struck down in North Carolina and Wisconsin.
By Ed Kilgore