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Can there be a religious right to abortion?

INDIANAPOLIS — Does Indiana’s near-total abortion ban impinge on religious freedom? That’s the question that was brought before the Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday morning. Oral arguments were the l

The 19thSep 10, 2026

The minoritarian difficulty

Court reform is a hot topic these days. Scholars , commentators , and politicians argue that the Supreme Court is aggrandizing its powers at the expense of Congress, undermining American democracy, an

SCOTUSblogSep 10, 2026

A new era of SCOTUSblog

As we recently announced , SCOTUSblog is launching SCOTUSblog Plus , a membership service providing even more analysis and reporting on the court's arguments, orders, and decisions. Starting Tues

SCOTUSblogSep 10, 2026

Iran: Ongoing Unlawful Execution Campaign Against Protesters

Click to expand Image A person's mouth covered with tape bearing a message “no to executions” in Iran, in Paris in France, January 31, 2026. © 2026 Daniel Perron/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images Within

Human Rights WatchSep 10, 2026

Pakistan Moves to Expel Afghan Medical Students

Click to expand Image King Edward Medical University, Lahore, Pakistan. © 2014 Razaawais141/Wikimedia Without warning, Pakistan has directed all medical and dental institutions to expel Afghan st

Human Rights WatchSep 10, 2026

Australia: 25 Years of Abusive Offshore Detention

Click to expand Image Naoero, formerly Nauru, island, March 2023. © 2023 mtcurado/Getty Images (Sydney) – The Australian government has caused thousands of people seeking asylum to suffer grave abuses

Human Rights WatchSep 10, 2026

More election-related action on the interim docket

Justice William Paterson died on this day in 1806. Among other things, he was the subject of a recent Closer Look . At the Court On Tuesday, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to clear t

SCOTUSblogSep 9, 2026

The Surprising Ways Hormones Can Change Your Body

Hormone therapy can have profound effects on our immune systems, gut bacteria, our brains, senses, and sex lives. This story was originally reported by Orion Rummler of The 19th , and republished thro

Rewire News GroupSep 9, 2026

Lebanon/Israel: Hezbollah’s Use of Cluster Munitions

Click to expand Image Israelis look at the border with Lebanon from a position in the northern village of Metula on March 5, 2026, after Hezbollah launched rockets at Israel during the ongoing conflic

Human Rights WatchSep 9, 2026

Robin Morgan’s ‘Fighting Words’ for the Work Ahead

For more than half a century, Robin Morgan helped shape feminist thought and activism in the United States and around the world. She also designed the now-iconic symbol of the women’s movement: the fe

Ms. MagazineSep 9, 2026

South Korea: Systemic Gender, Age Discrimination at Work

Click to expand Image Cleaner at work in a Seoul metro station, Seoul, South Korea. © 2022 Shutterstock (Seoul) – Women in South Korea face systemic gender discrimination at every stage of their

Human Rights WatchSep 8, 2026

Carla Hall isn’t asking permission

When Carla Hall was 30, she had a spiritual reading done. The woman told her that her 40s were going to be amazing. Hall was unsure, but the woman was insistent — there was something about that decade

The 19thSep 8, 2026

My IUD Story: Why Birth Control is for Trans People, Too

As a trans man, contraception has never just been about preventing pregnancy (although who doesn’t love being able to make their own decisions about if and when they get pregnant?!). It has also helpe

National Women's Law CenterSep 8, 2026

The “born free and equal” clauses and same-sex marriage

This is the fourth of seven introductory articles on the relevance for constitutional law and the Supreme Court of the “born free and equal” clauses, which appeared in the Declaration of Independence

SCOTUSblogSep 8, 2026

One very busy weekend

On this day in 1953, Chief Justice Fred Vinson died unexpectedly of a heart attack at age 63, seven years after he joined the Supreme Court. At the Court On Sunday, the Trump administration again appe

SCOTUSblogSep 8, 2026

Gloria Steinem’s revolutionary life – podcast

From going undercover as a Playboy bunny to founding Ms Magazine, Steinem brought feminism into the US mainstream. Carter Sherman explains her legacy By the time she died last week at the age of 92, G

The Guardian WomenSep 8, 2026

The Labor that Labor Day Doesn’t Count

Opinion: Pregnancy and parenting require serious physical and emotional work. It’s time we start compensating parents. Some of the most important work in this country is happening every day, right bef

Rewire News GroupSep 7, 2026

Gloria Steinem Lit a Revolution. The Torch Is Ours Now.

This week, Gloria Steinem died at the age of 92, peacefully at her home in New York City and surrounded by people who loved her. We will miss her at Ms. I will miss her personally. There were parts of

Ms. MagazineSep 5, 2026