The 2000 Presidential election, decided by the Supreme Court, changed history. Are we vindicated or angry to learn Justices involved say decision is flawed?
Republicans are so obsessed with abolishing President Obama’s landmark legislation that they’re holding a vote to unsuccessfully repeal it for the 40th time.
How did it take her 13 years to reach a conclusion that the whole country, Gore’s and Bush’s legal teams, and legal scholars knew immediately?
The Missouri Senate voted to eliminate all funding for the state’s driver’s license bureau on Monday due to concerns about its keeping records of concealed-carry holders.
‘The issue they are raising is settled by constitutional law. They are trying to turn the clock back on the First Amendment.’ – constitutional professor Michael Gerhardt
Last year a biracial student had the audacity to try to attend an “all white” prom; the parents in charge called the police. This year, the students have had enough.
He looks at the timing of the Supreme Court considering the marriage equality decision with the threats from North Korea…’could the two be connected?’
Why would a bible-thumping Baptist minister who was once dubbed ‘Harlem’s Judas’ support marriage equality?
How paranoia and fear have come to be used by right-wing front groups to make liberals attack those on their own side.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard two hours of arguments on the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) today and the overwhelming impression is that the law is doomed.
But in 2005, Bill O’Reilly claimed that marriage equality would lead to people being able to marry a goat. In 2009, he flip-flopped and said the animals in question were ducks, turtles, and dolphins.
The latest wave of anti-equality, anti-gay hysteria from the Christian right, and what their persecution complex is REALLY about.
‘It’s that shift in public opinion that really gives gay rights advocates hope,’ a reporter observes amongst the crowds shivering outside the U.S. Supreme Court Building.
The Supreme Court begins hearing oral arguments on two cases regarding gay marriage, and Chief Justice Roberts’ cousin, Jean Podrasky, will be in attendance.
It’s only a matter of time before marriage equality supporters wield the significant political power needed to bring about change.
Rand Paul has rolled out many anti-abortion bills, all of which have failed. His newest bill is likely destined to fail as well.
Arkansas Republicans have pushed yet another anti-abortion bill through the state Senate.
The briefs filed to the Supreme Court on DOMA provide starkly contrasting visions of the extent to which the Constitution should work to ensure that all Americans receive the same rights.
The Illinois GOP recently canceled a meeting intended to decide whether to fire their chairman, Pat Brady, for his support of gay marriage
Reading the court briefs filed by the president and the House of Representatices provides a telling case study of just how differently progressives and conservatives view the U.S. Constitution.
