Dahlia Lithwick
Amicus
Explaining the Millennial Circus Surrounding Ruth Bader GinsburgSlate’s Amicus podcast talks to Irin Carmon, co-author of the biography, Notorious RBG.
Amicus
Amicus: Notorious RBGHow the diminutive Supreme Court justice came to be depicted on the biceps of fans nationwide.
Jurisprudence
Leavenworth’s SpygateA private prison facility in Kansas was spying on constitutionally protected attorney-client conversations.
Jurisprudence
The Ghosts of Shelby CountyDespite some recent wins, voting rights are still under siege.
Jurisprudence
Justices IgnoredThe Supreme Court is the most important issue of the election for Republicans. So they’re not talking about it.
Amicus
What It’s Like to Win a Landmark Abortion Rights Case at the Supreme CourtWhole Woman’s Health founder Amy Hagstrom Miller talks about the stigma surrounding unplanned pregnancy and abortion after Hellerstedt.
Jurisprudence
Deciphering JusticeThe subtext of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s improper attacks on Donald Trump.
Amicus
The Supreme Court’s Surprising, Tumultuous TermRead what Slate’s court watchers had to say about this session’s decisions on abortion, immigration, affirmative action, and more.
Amicus
Amicus: That’s a WrapThe Supreme Court caps off a term filled with surprises by handing down a hugely consequential defense of abortion rights.
DoubleX Gabfest
Actually Good News for Women EditionListen to the DoubleX Gabfest’s show about Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, Suited, and mom hair.
Jurisprudence
Voters Want Hillary Clinton to be the Grown-UpWhy she can’t stoop to Donald Trump’s level at the debates.
Jurisprudence
State-Sponsored ChristianityA federal appeals court just told religious minorities to stop being so whiny.
Jurisprudence
Why Donald Trump and Pam Bondi Probably Won’t Face a Corruption InvestigationThe Supreme Court’s McDonnell decision seems to have put a chill on prosecutors.
Politics
I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Merrick GarlandIt’s confirmed: The judge needs his own ice cream flavor. Help us name it.
Politics
Bill Clinton’s Love SongHis speech was long, beautiful, and finally gave Hillary the credit she deserves.
Doublex
The Bag of Rocks We Lug AroundWhy one longtime Slate writer misses the feminist exuberance around Hillary Clinton’s 2008 run.
Jurisprudence
The Real Reason Why Judges Should Keep Quiet About ElectionsThe restrictions remind judges to aspire to be apolitical.
Jurisprudence
Punished for Being PoorThe Virginia scheme that suspends the driver’s license of anyone who can’t pay trivial fines.
Jurisprudence
“No One Can Breathe in This Atmosphere”Everyone should read Justice Sonia Sotomayor on how police stops are life-and-death experiences for people of color.
DoubleX Gabfest
Are the SATs Unfair to Female Students?Some say gender-biased questions can distract students during the exam.
The Breakfast Table
Supreme Court Breakfast TableEntry 26: The eight-person court is a very different place.