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News (USA)SCOTUS Justice Clarence Thomas may not be in court tomorrow. He can still rule against LGBTQ rights.
A Supreme Court justice doesn’t have to listen to arguments in person to make a decision.
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PoliticsClarence Thomas suggests the Supreme Court’s marriage equality ruling should be overturned
The Supreme Court punted on another case involving an anti-gay baker, but the biggest impact on marriage equality may have happened in an entirely different case.
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News (USA)Trump met with anti-LGBTQ activists led by a Supreme Court justice’s wife
The meeting was arranged after Clarence and Ginni Thomas had dinner with the Trumps.
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News (USA)There’s less than a 50% chance that all conservative Supreme Court justices will be alive in 2026
A look at the mortality tables for the conservative justices finds that there’s only a 50% chance all of them will be alive in eight years.
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News (USA)Conservative Christians want the Supreme Court to overturn conversion therapy bans
The Court just issued a ruling in favor of conservative free speech. Could the “free speech” of conversion therapists be next?
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News (USA)That narrow Supreme Court decision may not stay narrow for long
Just as they did with the first marriage equality case, the justices kicked the can down the road – but what happens when the road ends?
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News (USA)After Florida shooting, Clarence Thomas complains courts puts gay rights above gun rights
Even obvious allies like Pat Robertson aren’t as enthusiastic for gun rights as the Supreme Court justice.
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News (USA)Is this the end of the LGBTQ movement as we know it?
The way ahead is not just gloomy, says Brynn Tannehill. It looks like a dead end.
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News (USA)What Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court rulings so far tells us (Hint: It’s not good)
Trump said he wanted to appoint a justice in the mold of the belated Justice Antonin Scalia, and it is clear now that he managed to pull it off.
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News (USA)When did Supreme Court nominations become so political?
About 222 years ago — when the Senate voted down George Washington’s choice for chief justice.
