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Why the Supreme Court Slapped Down Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Rules
The Supreme Court quite sensibly decreed twenty years ago that we shouldn’t mess with voting processes too close to an election. The Justices have never told us exactly how close is too close, but now we know at least this much: after ballots have already gone out to voters is, in fact, too close.  In […]
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Trump’s Push to Reshape the 2026 Election (with Kate Shaw)
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Trump Lost Big in the Supreme Court – and Conservatives Swing the Balance Against Him
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Trump Picks a New Director of National Intelligence
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The Abortion Pill on SCOTUS’s Shadow Docket (with Mary Ziegler)
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Is the Voting Rights Act Dead? (with Janai Nelson)
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What is a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in the Digital Age?
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Nothing Stays Safe
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