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The Pointer Sisters were an egalitarian vocal troupe—all the sisters were strong singers, each with her own vocal character.
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Stories about the biggest decisions of the SCOTUS term, and more.
What Biden Plans to Do Next About Student Debt Shirin Ali
Here’s what the president promised after the Supreme Court struck down his student debt relief plan.
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This time, the British have gone too far.
The Affirmative Action Ruling Distorts the History of Anti-Asian Discrimination David Shih
The key precedent is Yick Wo v. Hopkins, a foundational case for constitutional law as the first Supreme Court case to apply the equal protection clause.
Biden Botched Student Debt Relief. His Future Depends on Fixing It. Alexander Sammon
This isn’t all on a rogue Supreme Court.
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This long-awaited adaptation is so different it’s almost unrecognizable.
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Her DIYs are ugly and unusable.
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Elena Kagan pulled no punches in dissent.