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Aug 6
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What the 2025-2026 Supreme Court Term Re...

NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER
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The Supreme Court's latest term featured landmark decisions on executive power, birthright citizenship, voting rights, and more. But beyond the headlines, what did the term tell us about the Roberts Court itself? In this episode, Masha Hansford and Jonathan Adler examine the justices' opinions to explore the defining decisions, shifting coalit ... Show More
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