Ian Millhiser

In Andrus v. Texas, the Supreme Court’s new majority shows that it doesn’t care what the old majority had to say.

Egbert v. Boule is a severe blow to the proposition that law enforcement must obey the Constitution.

Southwest Airlines v. Saxon carves out the narrowest exception to one of the Court’s most egregious anti-worker decisions.

A silly case about a minor paperwork error could snowball into a serious threat to the right to vote.

The justices split 5-4 on whether Texas can effectively seize control of the major social media platforms.

If you can’t ban handguns, you’re just spinning your wheels.

The Court effectively overruled two of its previous decisions, and it is likely an innocent man will die as a result.

Jarkesy v. SEC would dismantle much of the system the federal government uses to enforce longstanding laws.