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Justice Alito says allowing abortions in medical emergencies is ‘bizarre’ as he fights for rights of ‘unborn child’

The Supreme Court handed abortion rights advocates a narrow win, for now, in case about emergency abortions

The Independent UK

The US supreme court just basically legalized bribery

By sheer coincidence, this ruling concerns the sort of generous ‘gifts’ and ‘gratuities’ that justices have been known to accept

The Guardian - US

The Supreme Court's Dangerous Standing Ruling in Murthy v. Missouri

The standing requirements laid down by the majority might make it extremely difficult or impossible for victims of indirect goverment censorship to get their cases to court.

Reason

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SCOTUS Declines To Punish the Feds for Suppressing Social Media Speech

The verdict in Murthy v. Missouri is a big, flashing green light that jawboning may resume.

Reason

Justice Alito slams Biden for ‘inflammatory’ comments in Supreme Court’s Covid disinformation case

His dissent accused the administration of ‘blatantly unconstitutional’ strong-arming to moderate content

The Independent UK

US Top Court Declines To Curb Govt Contact With Social Media Firms

The US Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a Republican-led bid to curb government contact with social media companies to moderate their content, a ruling that could bolster official efforts to fight misinformation in a key election year.

International Business Times

Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Biden Administration

Supreme Court rules in favor of Biden administration in a case involving alleged government coordination with social media companies and censorship concern...

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Even the Supreme Court’s conservative justices are polarized about the state of American politics

Polarization is both essential to a functioning democracy and a threat to it.

The Conversation

Justice Alito Absent As Supreme Court Issues Opinions

Justice Samuel Alito's absence from the Supreme Court and controversial flag displays raise questions and spark interest.

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SCOTUS Makes It Easier for Victims of Retaliatory Arrests To Vindicate Their First Amendment Rights

The justices ruled that "objective evidence" of retaliation does not require "very specific comparator evidence."

Reason

Democratic Reps. Question Chief Justice Roberts On Ethics Scandals

Democratic Representatives Raskin and Ocasio-Cortez raise concerns about Supreme Court ethics handling and transparency regarding Justices Thomas and Alito.

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Abortion, Guns, and Hunter Biden.

Plus: A listener asks the editors about the Selective Service.

Reason

Biden warns Trump could select two more Supreme Court justices if he wins election

Biden says that Trump could potentially ‘appoint two more flying flags upside down’ if he gains a second term

The Independent UK

Second Amendment Roundup: Bump Stocks are not Machineguns

The Supreme Court’s Cargill ruling has broad implications.

Reason

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The Independent UK

Senate Democrat calls Supreme Court ‘brazenly corrupt’ as he blasts justices over recent scandals

Democrats have pushed for Supreme Court code of ethics but the issue sees little hope of passage in Washington

International Business Times

Supreme Court Is 'Brazenly Corrupt And Brazenly Political', Says Sen. Murphy

Murphy affirmed that it is "absolutely" appropriate for Biden to criticize the Court.

The Guardian - US

How the US supreme court could be a key election issue: ‘They’ve grown too powerful’

Grassroots Democrats seek to make ‘judicial activism’ a driving voting issue, but swing voters have other priorities

Reason

The 'Bombshell' Secret Alito Recording Was Not a Bombshell

The justice's benign comments set off a lengthy news cycle and have been treated as a scandal by some in the media. Why?

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House Minority Leader Criticizes Supreme Court Justices

House Minority Leader Jeffries criticizes Justices Alito and Thomas over 'Appeal to Heaven' flag controversy and recusal demands.

Axios

Supreme Court throws out Trump-era ban on gun bump stocks

The ATF attempted to ban the attachment after the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.

Salon

Probe reveals more donor-funded trips

The Supreme Court justice flew to Montana and other destinations on the billionaire GOP donor’s dime

Salon

A threat to contraception remains

The Right to Contraception Act failed to pass, worrying reproductive rights experts about access in the future

Salon

Tape shows Alito's "apocalyptic vision"

Supreme Court justice's unguarded comments suggest he's voting based on "ideology," professor argues

The Conversation

Supreme Court justices secretly recorded – the legal issues and what they mean for the rest of us

Posing as a “Christian conservative” at the Supreme Court Historical Society’s members-only, black-tie gala, liberal journalist and filmmaker Lauren Windsor secretly recorded her conversations with Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Samuel Alito and Alito’s wife, Martha-Ann Alito. The event on June 3, 2024, was not open to journalists.

Salon

Alito attacks press for ethics reporting

On a secret recording, Alito complains that reporters just don't like his rulings

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