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Aug. 28, 2023

How Restarting Student Loan Payments Could Change Millions of Lives — And The Economy

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Jul. 7, 2023

The Supreme Court Had A Few Surprises This Year. That Doesn’t Make It Moderate.

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Jul. 3, 2023

How Impactful Was This Supreme Court Term?

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Jul. 3, 2023

What Happened In This Year’s Supreme Court Term?

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Biggest Cases Loom As Supreme Court Hits Homestretch

Jun. 30, 2023

The Supreme Court Killed Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan. What Does That Mean For 2024?

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Jun. 29, 2023

Most Americans Wanted The Supreme Court To End Affirmative Action — Kind Of

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The Supreme Court has ruled that state legislatures do not have unilateral authority over election law, but left the door open for future challenges against state court overreach.

Jun. 27, 2023

What The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Does — And Doesn’t — Mean For 2024

By Nathaniel Rakich and Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

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Jun. 26, 2023

What’s With RFK Jr.’s Double-Digit Polling?

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FILE PHOTO: LGBTQ activists and supporters hold rally on the steps of the Supreme Court as it hears major LGBT rights case

Jun. 13, 2023

The Supreme Court Is Getting Less Unpopular

By Cooper Burton

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Jun. 8, 2023

The Supreme Court’s New Ruling Could Help Democrats Flip The House In 2024

By Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Redistricting

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