The Supreme Court’s conservative majority is trying to drive the party to extinction. What do they plan to do about it?

Alito cited data provided by the Department of Justice that used faulty methodology.

Virginia residents had voted to redraw the state’s congressional districts to give Democrats more seats.

The Supreme Court and other federal courts have moved dramatically to the right on economic policy as well as social and democracy policy. It’s time to take on that fight too.

The chief justice insists he and his colleagues are not political actors, but can’t explain what an overtly politicized right-wing court would do differently from the one he leads.

The Supreme Court’s recent gerrymandering ruling has touched off an instantaneous demolition of Black political power as state lawmakers roll back the Second Reconstruction.

Trump is using the Department of Justice as his personal lawyers in order to get out of paying E. Jean Carroll the millions he owes.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry wasted no time trying to overturn votes.

South Carolina won’t be redistricting anytime soon.

Author Kimberlé Crenshaw says that the Supreme Court keeps issuing rules for a post-racial America that the justices know doesn’t exist.

Author Kimberlé Crenshaw says that the conservatives on the U.S. Supreme Court know America is not post-racial but insist on pretending that it is.

As Trump urges Republicans to rig the battle for the House amid cratering polls, a voting rights advocate explains how Democrats can fight fire with fire—and why that might succeed.

As Trump incoherently urges Republicans to rig the battle for the House amid cratering polls, a voting rights advocate explains how Democrats can fight fire with fire—and why that might succeed.

The Supreme Court ruling kicked off a wave of redistricting in red states.

The Supreme Court is restoring access to mifepristone, in rare but temporary good news.

Trump is escalating pressure on states in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to gut the Voting Rights Act.

Another Republican governor has joined Donald Trump’s gerrymandering wars in light of the Supreme Court ruling.

Georgia’s Brian Kemp is refusing to take action after the Supreme Court ruling—for now.

After the Supreme Court struck down school integration, guess what happened in the schools? The same thing that’s about to happen with congressional districts.

If U.S. electoral politics is going to survive the high court’s attack on equal rights, the game will have to change.