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This Supreme Court Term Was About Weakening Democracy

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By Pema Levy Verified
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Chief Justice John Roberts famously promised that he would run the highest court like an impartial umpire calling balls and strikes. Instead, Roberts and his fellow Republican appointees have studiously moved forward a radical agenda. This term, the justices in Roberts’ six-three majority not only advanced their priorities, they accomplished them. As a result, Americans now live in a different constitutional order.
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The Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship

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By Pema Levy Verified
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The Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship Published June 30, 2026 The Supreme Court affirmed on Tuesday that that birthright citizenship is the law of the land. The decision, by Chief Justice John Roberts, upholds the clear meaning of the Constitution and knocks down the Trump administration’s attempt to deny citizenship to thousands of newborns every year.
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The Roberts Court Knocks Down One of the Last Campaign Finance Rules Original

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By Pema Levy Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down yet another campaign finance restriction in what has become its years-long aim to obliterate regulations governing money in politics. In a decision that broke down along party lines, the six Republican appointees lifted limits on how much parties and candidates could spend in coordination with each other.
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