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Supreme Court rejects Orthodox Jewish university's emergency request to deny official recognition to LGBTQ student group
Yeshiva University argued that it is a religious organization and therefore exempt from a New York anti-discrimination law.
Supreme Court temporarily blocks ruling that required Jewish university to recognize LGBTQ group
Yeshiva University argues that it is a religious organization and therefore exempt from a New York anti-discrimination law.
Justice Alito mocks Prince Harry, Boris Johnson for opposing Roe reversal
Alito, who authored the landmark opinion overturning the constitutional right to an abortion in the U.S., derided critics during a speech on religious liberty in Rome last week.
Justice Thomas cancels plans to teach at D.C. law school
Thousands of students signed a petition calling for the school to sever its relationship with Clarence Thomas following the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade.
Supreme Court to issue separate rulings on affirmative action in college admissions
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson previously said she would recuse herself since the court had consolidated cases on a state school and Harvard, where she was on an advisory board. By separating the two, Jackson can now participate in the state-focused case.
Supreme Court won't allow Biden administration to impose new border enforcement priorities for now
The court said it would take up the issue in early December with oral arguments.
Reps. Ocasio-Cortez and Omar among Democrats arrested at abortion rights protest
Seventeen lawmakers were arrested at the demonstration near the Supreme Court, according to U.S. Capitol Police. All were ticketed and released on site.
Supreme Court lets Indiana enforce abortion parental consent requirement
The law requires patients under 18 years old to notify parents or guardians in order to get abortions.
Indiana asks Supreme Court to let it enforce abortion parental consent requirement for minors
The law would require patients under 18 to notify parents or guardians in order to get abortions.
As more groups adopt gender-inclusive language, some claim the word 'woman' is being erased
Major organizations and some politicians leading the abortions rights movement have shifted their messaging to be more inclusive of LGBTQ people.
This anti-abortion group spent decades 'behind the scenes' trying to overturn Roe. They're not done.
"We’re not spiking the football," Mike Gonidakis, president of National Right to Life’s Ohio chapter, told NBC News. "We’re not taking a victory lap."
