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Activists say we can turn back the tide of anti-LGBTQ hate, if politicians and people care enough to do what’s needed. → Read More
It’s not just abortion. The logic of this draft decision would also apply to the decisions protecting same-sex marriage, contraception, and more. → Read More
Idaho is the latest state to try to ban transgender-affirming healthcare. These efforts are both legally doomed and morally evil. → Read More
Veteran High Court commentator Linda Greenhouse describes a Supreme Court on the brink of profound change. → Read More
The new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles neglects Hollywood's Jewish founders → Read More
Catholic foster agencies can discriminate against gay couples, but the Christian Right didn’t get the wholesale revolution it wanted. → Read More
Bob Dylan turns 80 on May 24, but that doesn't mean it's time to start pre-writing his obituary. → Read More
The Donald’s accountants will turn over his tax returns—and supporting documents—as soon as this week. Reality bites the reality star. → Read More
While antisemitic denigration of the Holocaust is widespread on the right, consequences have been rare. → Read More
Finally, Trump has found a presidential power that suits his authoritarian predilections: unfettered, unaccountable, descended from kings. → Read More
Why did a formerly respected conservative sell his soul to an amoral troll? Because his soul was at stake. → Read More
Trumpism is a religion, and religions do not allow for counterfactual evidence. → Read More
In case after case after case, the Trump campaign is acting like the lawyers for the Democrats, proving that this was a fair election after all. → Read More
More than anything else, it was the Florida legislature’s naked voter suppression that tilted the state for the Republicans. → Read More
His Church says homosexuality is “intrinsically disordered,” but Francis is praising civil unions—putting him ahead of at least two justices concerned about "religious liberty.” → Read More
If Democrats win the presidency and the Senate, they should set 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices—effective immediately and applying to sitting justices. → Read More
If Democrats win the presidency and the Senate, they should set 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices—effective immediately and applying to sitting justices. → Read More
“My experience around politics,” said Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, “is that when you find hypocrisy in the daylight, look for power in the shadows.” → Read More
Eight justices will hear cases by conference call, including challenges to voting in key states, while the potential ninth waits in the wings. Welcome to 2020. → Read More
Our instinct to stay far away from disease is deeply rooted. Even though, this time, we can’t. → Read More