US Supreme Court grants immunity to former presidents for official actions in controversial Trump ruling
Ultra-conservative Court once again pushes a wildly unpopular decision with major implications nationwide
US Supreme Court strikes down student debt relief—another blow to education for all
The Supreme Court has broadly been used as a right-wing tool to eliminate rights and opportunities for large groups of people
US Supreme Court strikes down racial justice in education
Affirmative action was a victory of a radical racial justice movement from below. It just got overturned.
US Supreme Court decides to uphold voting rights—for now
The Court including several conservative justices decided to reject “independent state legislature theory,” which threatened to virtually overturn the popular vote
The US Supreme Court entertains the idea that student loan forgiveness will “harm” people
The ultraconservative Supreme Court appears poised to force the burden of USD 1.6 trillion in federal student loan debt back onto tens of millions of workers
Next on the US Supreme Court chopping block: democracy
Through Moore v. Harper, the US Supreme Court could eviscerate popular voting rights. Peoples Dispatch spoke to Brian Becker of the PSL for clarity on the stakes
Thousands across US demand reproductive justice as midterms near
On October 8, thousands of people took to the streets across the US in defense of reproductive rights
10-year-old in Ohio forced to cross state lines for an abortion
Three days after the Supreme Court eliminated federal abortion rights, a doctor received a call about a pregnant, 10-year-old rape victim. The doctor was not permitted to perform an abortion.
US abortion rights struck down: what now?
A few days following the Supreme Court decision, an uneven patchwork of abortion bans across the country only reenforces existing inequality
United States rises up in fight for abortion rights
Joyce Chediac of the feminist organization Redstockings talks about the recent US Supreme Court verdict that removes federal abortion rights and the history and possibly futures of organizing for reproductive justice
Daily Round-up | UK rail workers on second day of nationwide strike & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories from the rail workers’ strike in the UK, copper workers’ protest in Chile, a US Supreme Court ruling on guns, and a report on famine in Somalia
US Supreme Court robs women of nationwide right to abortion
Almost two months after the draft decision was leaked to US media, Supreme Court rules 6-3 to overturn historic Roe decision






