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Supreme Court, DOJ, FBI: when the law becomes the battlefield of politics.
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Analysis· No. 2027
DOJ sues Michigan over data on 1.4 million SNAP recipients
Introduction: a legal battle that is intensifying
Column· No. 2021
Maxwell, the letter that refuses to die and a DOJ silent for a year
Introduction: a question that still has no answer
Analysis· No. 2014
A judge blocks the DOJ, which sought trans children's medical records
Introduction: what the ruling actually says
Profile· No. 2006
The Supreme Court deals Trump a stinging defeat on citizenship
Introduction: a presidential order struck down by his own judges
Note· No. 2002
Comey indicted a second time over a seashell post
Introduction: a seashell, a number, a trial
Investigation· No. 2000
Supreme Court blocks Trump, saves the Fed's independence
Introduction: a rare judicial slap for the White House
Open letter· No. 1993
Supreme Court, mail ballots — democracy deserves better
Introduction: a letter to those still doubting mail-in voting
Profile· No. 1898
Supreme Court Shuts the Door on China's Section 301 Tariffs
Introduction: a quiet decision with heavy consequences
Reportage· No. 1897
How the Supreme Court Transferred Tariff Power to Jamieson Greer
Introduction: a judicial earthquake at the heart of American trade policy
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