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Supreme Court upholds Biden Administration's restrictions on 'ghost guns'

Juan Peña

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With much Republican criticism, the Supreme Court ethics reform bill advances to the Senate

Joaquín Núñez

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Thirteen attorneys general warn Fortune 100 companies: "Refrain from discriminating on the basis of race"

Santiago Ospital

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Americans' trust in public institutions falls to lowest level since 1979

Verónica Silveri Pazos

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African Americans show their support of the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action on college campuses

Joaquín Núñez

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Harvard faces lawsuit from civil rights activists over legacy admissions

Joaquín Núñez

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How do Americans feel about recent Supreme Court rulings?

Joaquín Núñez

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Supreme Court Moves Us Closer to A Colorblind Society

Alan Dershowitz

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Political reactions to Supreme Court ruling on student debt cancellation: AOC, McConnell, Ted Cruz, Tim Scott and others

Joaquín Núñez

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John Roberts quoted Pelosi in his opinion on student loan forgiveness: "He (Biden) doesn't have that power"

Joaquín Núñez

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Dissenting views in the Supreme Court: They "criticize decisions with which they do not agree"

Joaquín Núñez

Supreme Court rules in favor of artist who refused to design LGBT weddings in Colorado

Alejandro Baños

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Clarence Thomas and a viral opinion in the case of affirmative action in universities

Joaquín Núñez

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Joe Biden's response to the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action: "It's not the last word"

Joaquín Núñez

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Oklahoma Supreme Court reverses two state abortion bans

Sabrina Martin

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Neil Gorsuch's viral reflection on COVID-19: "The greatest intrusions against civil liberties" in history

Joaquín Núñez

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Supreme Court temporarily permits the abortion pill

Santiago Ospital

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DOJ's "emergency" appeal to Supreme Court to decide future of abortion pill

Verónica Silveri Pazos

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Supreme Court asked to rule on law prohibiting therapists from counseling patients against gender transitioning

Sabrina Martin

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Supreme Court found no culprit in the leak of decision overturning Roe v. Wade

Sabrina Martin

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Constitutional amendment to cap the number of Supreme Court Justices at nine

Sabrina Martin

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Supreme Court rules in favor of Title 42 and will extend until February

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero

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