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SCOTUS case will determine the fate of bedrock environmental regulation

ray levy uyeda
SCOTUS case will determine the fate of bedrock environmental regulation

The Supreme Court has given Project 2025 an anti-democratic way to dictate policy

Kieryn Darkwater
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Activists call on Joe Biden to take action on these issues before leaving office

Victoria Valenzuela
Activists call on Joe Biden to take action on these issues before he leaves office

Youth climate lawsuits gain momentum: A look at recent victories and ongoing battles

ray levy uyeda
A girl stands among climate change protesters and holds a large painted picture of the earth.

Incarceration and community supervision pose additional obstacles to abortion access

Tamar Sarai
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Miami housing advocates protest homeless encampment arrests and deportations

Alexandra Martinez
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Supreme Court rules that bans on public encampments are permissible and do not violate Eighth Amendment protections

Tamar Sarai
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BREAKING: SCOTUS maintains emergency abortions in Idaho for now

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph of a protest outside the Supreme Court building. medical workers carry signs in support of EMTALA and aborti

SCOTUS decision in Starbucks case will impact the labor movement

Alexandra Martinez
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SCOTUS safeguards medication abortion access

Alexandra Martinez
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I support people who need complex, emergency abortion care. A Supreme Court case threatens access and puts lives at risk

Meghan Daniel
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Q&A: Undoing abortion rights is creating an impact we will ‘feel for decades’

Marisa Wright
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