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The legal fortunes of gays and racial minorities may move in opposite directions when the U.S. Supreme Court’s term reaches its climax in late June.
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Of all the arguments being waged over the Affordable Care Act -- or, as the Obama campaign now likes to refer to it, “Obamacare” -- the one dominating the Supreme Court this week is perhaps the most conceptually trivial.
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A U.S. appeals court upheld President Barack Obama’s health-care reform act, setting the stage for a request that the Supreme Court review claims that the law violates the Constitution.
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Feeling their oats after this year’s election, the Tea Party crowd and like-minded compatriots have another idea for America.
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Lawyers for the Obama administration are scheduled to ask a third federal appeals court to uphold a 2010 health-care law in what may be the final legal battle over the statute before it reaches the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Merrick Garland is a lawyer who knows what he doesn’t know.
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The Supreme Court decision upholding President Barack Obama’s health-care law has drawn attention for limiting Congress’s authority over interstate commerce, yet constitutional scholars say its biggest impact may be a curb on lawmakers’ ability to alter state Medicaid funding.
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The U.S. Supreme Court opened its historic hearings on President Barack Obama’s health-care overhaul with several justices suggesting they’ll brush aside an argument that they can’t rule until the law takes full effect.
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Have you read the U.S. Constitution recently, especially the part where We, the People, give Congress the power to levy and collect taxes?
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Supreme Court justices, like anyone else, sometimes change their minds.
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