Supreme Court

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Reflects On A Polarizing Term One Month Out

“It’s hard not to have a big year at the Supreme Court,” she said.
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The Supreme Court Is Less Popular Than It Has Been In Decades

Republicans' dissatisfaction with recent rulings may have driven the decline in favorability.
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Oklahoma's Top Court Says State Must Remove Ten Commandments Monument

Oklahoma's Supreme Court on Monday said the state must remove a Ten Commandments stone monument first placed at its Capitol in 2012, rejecting an appeal to reconsider an earlier decision.
By Heide Brandes, Reuters

Ted Cruz Calls Gay Marriage Ruling The 'Very Definition Of Tyranny'

The senator is "horrified" by the Supreme Court's "abuses."
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The Global Backlash To America's Gay Rights Triumph

American evangelicals are taking their fight overseas.
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Americans Are Still Divided Over Gay Marriage After Supreme Court Decision

39 percent of Americans in a recent survey said that they approved of the Supreme Court's decision.
By David Crary and Emily Swanson, AP

Bill That Lets Bosses Fire Single Women For Getting Pregnant Gains Steam

Critics say the language could protect an employer who doesn't believe unmarried people should have sex outside of wedlock.
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American Samoa Questions If Gay Marriage Ruling Applies To Territory

By FILI SAGAPOLUTELE, AP

Pastor Flies Christian Flag Above American Flag To Protest Gay Marriage

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The Danger of Disrobing the Judiciary

Artful advocates advise this about addressing the court: if the facts are on your side, pound the facts; if the law is on your side, pound the law; if neither is on your side, pound the table. Adding to that adage, pusillanimous politicians propose undressing the court: if you fear its decision, strip it of jurisdiction.
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