Ian Millhiser

A mix of Trumpian chaos, an impending election, and the holidays give Democrats a shot at securing more Covid-19 relief.

The Court delays its religious liberty revolution for a truly odd reason.

Trump wins, for now. But the case is very likely to be back again soon.

The Court’s new majority has its first chance to take a shot at Roe v. Wade.

Judges are highly political, but they aren’t exactly like politicians.

Religious conservatives gained a new weapon they can use against federal officials, but law enforcement now has a reason to think twice about targeting Muslims.

The Court’s most loyal Republican appears to recognize that throwing the economy into chaos would be bad.

The courts haven’t looked favorably on states imposing work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries. That could change in a 6-3 Republican Court.