Antonin Scalia
Essay
The Kingdom of Antonin Scalia
This Supreme Court has embraced his doctrine of judicial modesty in an imperious fashion.
Comment
If Roe v. Wade Is Overturned, What’s Next?
After building toward such a moment for half a century, pro-life legal efforts aren’t likely to stop there.
Annals of Law
Amy Coney Barrett’s Long Game
The newest Supreme Court Justice isn’t just another conservative—she’s the product of a Christian legal movement that is intent on remaking America.
A Reporter at Large
Trump’s Labor Secretary Is a Wrecking Ball Aimed at Workers
As Election Day looms, Eugene Scalia, a cunning lawyer committed to dismantling regulation, is weakening one employee protection after another.
Our Columnists
The Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court Hearings Are an Enlightening Sham
In several instances, Democratic senators have managed to illuminate the deeply conservative legal philosophy that lies behind the judge’s careful and noncommittal demeanor.
Daily Comment
The Trump Impeachment Hearings and Justice Antonin Scalia
The late Justice made the argument, still popular today, that we should be bound forever to the ideas of the group of eighteenth-century men who framed the Constitution.
Amy Davidson Sorkin
Neil Gorsuch and Justices Past
Daily Comment
The Company Scalia Kept
Comment
Looking Back
News Desk
Put an Atheist on the Supreme Court
Amy Davidson Sorkin
Donald Trump’s Scalia-Conspiracy Pillow Fight
News Desk
The Death of Antonin Scalia
Satire from The Borowitz Report
Study: Scalia Better Off in “Less Advanced” Court
“Forcing Justice Scalia to weigh in on complex legal issues is, at the end of the day, cruel,” the researchers said.
Daily Cartoon
Daily Cartoon: Friday, June 26th
Daily Comment
Doom for a Cynical Assault on Obamacare
Daily Comment