Ian Millhiser is a Senior Correspondent at Vox. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, civil and family law, as well as topics related to elections, government, politics, public policy, security policy, and tech policy. Ian's insights and analyses have been featured in a variety of outlets including RealClearPolitics, Above the Law, and Yahoo News.
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Ian Millhiser's area of focus is legal policy regulation, particularly concerning the Supreme Court and its impact on various social issues. His coverage leans heavily towards government and politics, with a focus on specific topics such as abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, conservative court decisions, and billionaire influence.
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Watson v. RNC is the easiest election law case to reach the justices in years. It should not have been 5-4.
The Republican justices just won a four-decade war against “independent” federal agencies.
Of course Alito is retiring under Trump. Justice Samuel Alito announced on Tuesday that he will retire, thus all but guaranteeing that his seat on the Supreme Court will be held by a Republican for years to come.
The 5-4 vote in the birthright citizenship case is a warning that all of US law is in terrible danger.
By: Ian Millhiser
If you're a liberal, and you're thinking of bringing a case to the Supreme Court, don't
The justices don’t speak a common language, even with each other.
By: Ian Millhiser
Trump threatened to arrest state election officials who distribute mailed ballots. Then, the courts got involved.
Two key Republican senators drew a line in the sand. It wasn’t far from where Trump already stood.
A court case involving President Donald Trump’s efforts to sabotage voting by mail reached the Supreme Court last week. The executive order at the heart of Trump v. California is one of many attempts
For a brief moment late last week, it looked like acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's bid to get the word “acting” removed from his job title
