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Elie's articles primarily revolve around legal and political issues, covering a wide range of topics such as legal cases, Supreme Court decisions, politics, ethics, and gun control. He also focuses on breaking news and evolving stories within the realm of government and politics.
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As long as they’re packing heat.
Some days, the Republicans on the Supreme Court inflict rank harm on individuals who happen to be Black (or happen to be women or LGBTQ+). Other
On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled by a vote of 6-3 that the Trump administration can revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Haitian and Syrian immigrants.
In this week’s Elie v. US, our Justice Correspondent explains why he’s rooting for the Iranian national soccer team. Plus: the DOJ’s scary rollback of gun regulations.
Forgot Your Password?New to The Nation? SubscribePrint subscriber? Activate your online access.nation-small__b{fill:#fff;}America Is Due a Third ReconstructionThe nation can thank the Supreme Court for its periods of turmoil. It’s time for a new jurisprudence.Founding father: Thurgood Marshall,...
On Monday, the Supreme Court vastly expanded the president's power by ending the independence of the country's independent executive agencies.
The battle over birthright citizenship is over. The war against birthright citizenship is just beginning.
I've come to understand that advocating for the fundamental humanity, dignity, and equality of transgender people, especially transgender women, is a controversial stance.
The Supreme Court's term ended this week amid a flood of consequential—and in many cases, disastrous—rulings.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham passed away this weekend. I imagine most people will remember him as the guy who was always willing to put the final lick-polish on Donald Trump's jackboots.
