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Border wall dispute arrives on interim docket

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and the SCOTUStoday team recently became aware of a potential gift for Supreme Court nerds. Fort Circle Games, a company focused on developing “beautiful boa

SCOTUSblogOct 22, 2026

A historic win for paid parental leave, led by nurses

As a nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit, Jean Stone knows what it really means to live in a country with no paid parental leave. She’s watched this scene play out so many times it’s almost the

The 19thOct 21, 2026

Justice Kagan comments on “deeply conservative” court

Readers in the Washington, D.C., area may know that the Marine Corps Marathon will take place on Saturday. What may come as a surprise to even them, however, is that Clarence Thomas is among its “ fam

SCOTUSblogOct 21, 2026

Democracy should fit all of us

Our merch store opens to the public today. I first pitched the idea about six years ago, just a few weeks after The 19th’s website went live in August 2020. So much of those early days could have tran

The 19thOct 21, 2026

Justices grant two significant cases

Mark your calendars for Thursday, Oct. 29, at 1 p.m. EDT, when Amy will join Briefly’s Adam Stofsky on LinkedIn Live to discuss what unfolded at the Supreme Court this month. Register here for the eve

SCOTUSblogOct 20, 2026

Your Guide to LGBTQ+ Ballot Measures in 2026

Voters in seven states will decide how trans youth can participate in school sports, access gender-affirming health care, and more. This story was originally reported by Brooke Migdon of The 19th , an

Rewire News GroupOct 20, 2026

The Campus Free Speech Crisis We Don’t Talk About

It’s not often that an article in a college newspaper becomes national news, but an explosive oped titled "Cornell Won’t, We Will,” has sparked front-page headlines, protests and demands for accountab

Ms. MagazineOct 19, 2026

Angie Nixon has been working years for this moment

This column first appeared in The Amendment, a newsletter by Errin Haines, The 19th’s editor-at-large. Subscribe today to get early access to her analysi s. Most people had no idea who Angie Nixon was

The 19thOct 19, 2026

Justices take up case on race and school admissions

The Supreme Court will hear oral argument early next year in Association for Education Fairness v. Montgomery County Board of Education , a challenge to the process that a Maryland county uses to dete

SCOTUSblogOct 19, 2026

Your guide to LGBTQ+ ballot measures in 2026

Voters in seven states this fall will weigh more than half a dozen ballot initiatives with direct bearings on LGBTQ+ people — disproportionately on transgender youth. They come as LGBTQ+ rights issues

The 19thOct 19, 2026

Mali: Military Attacks on Civilians, Insurgent Abuses

Click to expand Image Screenshot of a video posted online and analyzed by Human Rights Watch showing the destruction of a health center following an apparent Malian military drone strike in Talahandak

Human Rights WatchOct 19, 2026

Indonesian Author Faces Blasphemy Probe for Short Stories

Indonesian police in September began investigating Feby Indirani, the author of the short story collection Memburu Muhammad (Hunting for Muhammad), for alleged blasphemy after an Islamist group a

Human Rights WatchOct 19, 2026

Get Olandria’s Regal Velvet Dress Look For Less

Since making her Love Island debut, Olandria has been serving one standout look after another. Now a fixture on some of the hottest red carpets , from fashion week to movie premieres, and beyond, the

EssenceOct 16, 2026

Black Friday: Black-Owned Holiday Gifts Under $50

The holidays are the perfect time to put a smile on your loved ones’ faces while using your dollars to support Black-owned businesses . If you’re shopping on a budget this year, remember that gifts do

EssenceOct 16, 2026

Syria: Women Barred from Defense, Security Colleges

Click to expand Image Officials from the Syrian Ministry of Defense hold a press conference announcing the launch of the National Defense Sciences University in Damascus, Syria, July 13, 2026. © 2026

Human Rights WatchOct 16, 2026

An immigration-heavy term

This week, the second and final one of the October sitting, the justices heard two oral arguments and added three cases to the oral argument docket while continuing to manage emergency applications. W

SCOTUSblogOct 16, 2026

20 Times Naomi Osaka Proved Wellness Is Beauty

Four-time Grand Slam singles champion , Naomi Osaka, has some of the best beauty and wellness moments in the game. The tennis star has had momentous success, including being the first Asian player to

EssenceOct 16, 2026

Mismatched IDs aren’t stopping trans Kansans from voting

Avery Rowland, a transgender woman in small-town Kansas, is running as a Democrat to represent a state legislative district in the bottom-right corner of the state, about two hours south of Kansas Cit

The 19thOct 16, 2026

Trump’s new press secretary ousted after 5 days

Katie Zacharia held strong anti-abortion views. Plus, Texas woman sues anti-abortion group under law it helped to pass, and OB-GYNs advised to start HRT sooner for patients in menopause. Each week, Re

Rewire News GroupOct 16, 2026