One of the Most Significant Texas Abortion Bans Might Be Facing a Major Loss in Court Mary Ziegler
It’s easy to forget that Texas’s bounty bill, S.B. 8, was once at the epicenter of the nation’s abortion politics.
Everyone Says There’s a “Right” Way for Women to Get Engaged. I Found Out What Happens When You Ignore It. Jenée Desmond-Harris
Prudie replies to readers’ comments and suggestions.
Think You’re Smarter Than Slate’s Jurisprudence Editor? Find Out With This Week’s News Quiz. Ray Hamel
Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.
Fed Chair Publicly Rejects Trump’s Boots on His Neck David Plotz, Emily Bazelon, and John Dickerson
Are Trump’s attacks on the Fed Chair just about Powell, or does he have a longer-term agenda?
The Supreme Court Just Decided a Major Issue in Cases Like Renee Good’s Shooting—and Not How You Might Expect Cynthia Lee
Last week, Jonathan Ross fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, a white mother of three, while she was in her SUV.
The Key to the Birthright Citizenship Case Could Be These Long-Forgotten Supreme Court Precedents Patrick Weil
Whether or not the Trump administration has found a loophole in Wong Kim Ark, the court decided this issue with some finality just 60 years ago.
My Stunning 15-Year-Old Daughter Is Dressing Ridiculously. She Says It’s Her “Identity.”
She is hiding her beauty.