Madeleine Carlisle

Carson v. Makin is only the latest in a series of recent cases that have asked the Supreme Court to weigh in on religious liberty

Ketanji Brown Jackson, Leondra Kruger, and J. Michelle Childs.

As president and director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Ifill is bringing an intersectional focus.

A vast network of LGBTQ activists and organizations in Eastern Europe have mobilized to help.

“If you can’t stand up for your most vulnerable constituents, you don’t deserve to be in public office.”

Justices must now follow the same financial disclosure rules as members of Congress

“I’m just waiting for someone to knock on the door.”

Immigrants in U.S. detention facilities are not entitled to a bond hearing, justices say

The “step up” in threats comes amid an explosion of anti-LGBTQ legislation in conservative states

Carson v. Makin is the latest win for religious liberty groups before the Supreme Court’s 6-3 conservative majority.

“We haven’t seen this volume of censorship efforts in 30 or more years.”

Trump has claimed publicly that he declassified the government records that were taken from Mar-a-Lago. Judge Raymond Dearie wants to see evidence.

Dearie will now be tasked with reviewing the materials taken by the FBI during the unprecedented search of the former President’s home

The Supreme Court will hear major cases this term on affirmative action, voting rights, and immigration policy.

The Supreme Court will hear a case that climate activists argue could leave millions of acres of wetlands unprotected.

A report released by GLAAD and first reported by TIME found the pandemic disrupted HIV prevention measures and patient care in the U.S.

A court tossed out Alabama’s map for diluting Black voting power. Alabamians must vote in those districts next month anyway.

The closely watched case—in which both sides argue they are acting in the best interest of children—has already received input from major medical organizations, LGBTQ advocacy groups, and the Biden Administration.

“It has very little to do with marriage.”

The Senate cleared a major procedural hurdle to pass a bill protecting same-sex and interracial marriage.