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OPINION: The Supreme Court Buries the Voting Rights Act — Alabama Wins, Black Voters Lose
Note· No. 1386

OPINION: The Supreme Court Buries the Voting Rights Act — Alabama Wins, Black Voters Lose

In June 2026, the United States Supreme Court, in its serene conservative majesty, delivered a second devastating blow to the Voting Rights Act of…

PROFILE: Pauline Newman, 98, Suspended Federal Judge — The Supreme Court Slams the Door
Profile· No. 1385

PROFILE: Pauline Newman, 98, Suspended Federal Judge — The Supreme Court Slams the Door

On June 16, 2026, the United States Supreme Court denied without comment the petition of Judge Pauline Newman, age 98, permanently preventing her from…

INVESTIGATION: SCOTUS Reinstates Etan Patz Murder Conviction — 47 Years of Justice Finally Sealed
Investigation· No. 1384

INVESTIGATION: SCOTUS Reinstates Etan Patz Murder Conviction — 47 Years of Justice Finally Sealed

On June 22, 2026, the United States Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling reinstating the murder conviction of Pedro Hernandez in the case of…

COMMENTARY: The Federal Circuit Sits En Banc on Trump's Article II Civil Service Firings
Commentary· No. 1383

COMMENTARY: The Federal Circuit Sits En Banc on Trump's Article II Civil Service Firings

On June 17, 2026, the Federal Circuit en banc — meaning all active judges of that appellate court sitting collectively — agreed to urgently…

EDITORIAL: Los Angeles resists Trump — the judge sides with the sanctuary city
Editorial· No. 1382

EDITORIAL: Los Angeles resists Trump — the judge sides with the sanctuary city

On June 23, 2026, federal judge Fernando Olguin of California rejected the Trump administration's lawsuit against the Los Angeles municipal ordinance limiting the city's…

REPORT: Texas secures a permanent freeze on administrative closure of deportation cases
Reportage· No. 1381

REPORT: Texas secures a permanent freeze on administrative closure of deportation cases

On June 23, 2026, federal judge Reed O'Connor of Texas approved a consent decree between the Trump administration and the state of Texas, permanently…

DECODING: The Supreme Court takes up the case of immigrants detained without a bail hearing
Analysis· No. 1380

DECODING: The Supreme Court takes up the case of immigrants detained without a bail hearing

On June 15, 2026, the United States Supreme Court agreed to hear during its October 2026 term a Trump administration appeal on one of…

ANALYSIS: SCOTUS 9-0 in Hemani — when the right to bear arms protects the marijuana smoker
Analysis· No. 1379

ANALYSIS: SCOTUS 9-0 in Hemani — when the right to bear arms protects the marijuana smoker

On June 18, 2026, the United States Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling — 9-0 — in the case United States v. Hemani. The…

ESSAY: John Bolton pleads guilty — what Trump's enemy reveals about political justice in America
Essay· No. 1375

ESSAY: John Bolton pleads guilty — what Trump's enemy reveals about political justice in America

On June 4, 2026, John Bolton — former National Security Advisor, Republican hawk, and one of Donald Trump's most vocal critics — agreed to…

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