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scotusblog.com > 2026 > 09 > a-new-era-of-scotusblog

A new era of SCOTUSblog

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (287+ words) On Wednesday, the dispute over congressional redistricting in Missouri returned to the Supreme Court’s interim docket, when opponents of the state’s new map, which favors Republicans, once more asked the justices to prevent it from being used in November’s elections....


thedispatch.com > podcast > advisoryopinions > insular-cases-interview-chief-judge-jeff-sutton-and-neil-weare

Insular Cases | Interview: Chief Judge Jeff Sutton and Neil Weare

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (133+ words) Sarah Isgur and David French discuss Supreme Court updates on two cases: preferred advertising rates for political committees and Missouri’s congressional districts. Then, Judge Jeff Sutton, chief judge of the 6th Circuit and No. 1 AO judicial crush, and Neil Weare, co-director…...


reason.com > volokh > 09/01/2026 > advocate-john-roberts-v-chief-justice-john-roberts

Advocate John Roberts v. Chief Justice John Roberts

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (16+ words) How do you know what a lawyer really believes when he is always representing a client?...


reason.com > volokh > 08/31/2026 > strictly-ballroom-justice-kavanaugh-defeats-chief-justice-roberts

Strictly Ballroom: Justice Kavanaugh Defeats Chief Justice Roberts

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (41+ words) The Court rejects the D.C. Circuit's erroneous "aesthetic injury" standing precedents and the Chief can only wax about Churchill....


reason.com > volokh > 08/30/2026 > an-actual-scotus-nightmare

An Actual SCOTUS Nightmare

2+ week, 18+ hour ago   (19+ words) Recently, Justice Jackson warned about a "Kafkaesque nightmare" at the Supreme Court. Well, I had my own....


townhall.com > columnists > joshhammer > 08/28/2026 > clarence-thomas-played-the-long-game-he-won-n2682042

Clarence Thomas Played the Long Game. He Won.

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (542+ words) An important new book by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), "Going Further," calls attention anew to the life and career of the single greatest living American, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. For many years after Thomas arrived on the court in…...


townhall.com > columnists > johnandandyschlafly > 08/26/2026 > trump-versus-the-courts-on-immigration-n2681892

Trump Versus the Courts on Immigration

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (589+ words) The immigration issue remains near the top of voters’ priorities as the midterm elections rapidly approach. Liberal judges appointed by Obama and Biden continue to thwart President Trump at nearly every turn on this all-important issue. The reason for Trump's…...


townhall.com > columnists > kevinmccullough > 08/25/2026 > scotus-overruled-a-blue-state-judge-who-never-should-have-blocked-this-n2681853

SCOTUS Overruled a Blue-State Judge Who Never Should Have Blocked This

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (763+ words) Of course it was a Massachusetts judge. Of course she was appointed by Barack Obama. And of course, when President Trump signed an executive order in March requiring basic verification safeguards for mail-in voting, Judge Indira Talwani in Boston reached…...


reason.com > volokh > 08/25/2026 > new-in-civitas-outlook-scotuss-immigration-rulings-chastise-trump-on-morality

New in Civitas Outlook: "SCOTUS’s Immigration Rulings Chastise Trump on Morality"

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (20+ words) "Mullin v. Doe should have been resolved on legal grounds without the need to virtue signal about immigration."...


scotusblog.com > 2026 > 08 > scotus-sides-with-trump-administration-in-mail-in-voting-dispute

SCOTUS sides with Trump administration in mail-in voting dispute

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (496+ words) Justice Lewis Powell died on this day in 1998. During his time on the Supreme Court, Powell was considered a moderate, leaning “to the right on some key issues and to the left on others.” CNN recently described him as one…...