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The Supreme Court Justices’ Split Decisions on 2020 Election Mail Ballots, Explained



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With the election days away, the supreme court is still releasing decisions on different states’ election laws. The highest profile of these fights regard collecting mail in ballots postmarked before the election but received after the election. Here’s what’s happening.


The Supreme Court’s November Cases and Argument Analysis, Explained



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The Supreme Court’s November term is filled with intriguing and controversial cases from potentially invalidating the Affordable Care Act, figuring out whether Christian Foster Care Agencies need to meet with gay couples, or whether minors need to be permanently incorrigible in order to get a lifetime sentence. Here is a summary of all of the cases SCOTUS is hearing in November.


Can You Fire Someone For Being Transgender? The Supreme Court Weighs In



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The Supreme Court just heard the case of R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Homes Inc. v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. This case will determine whether you can legally fire someone for being a transgender or not. It will also set the tone for future transgender rights cases. This episode goes over both sides arguments, and what will happen next.


Can You Fire Someone For Being Gay? The Supreme Court Weighs In



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The Supreme Court just heard two cases: Bostock v. Clayton County and Altitude Express v. Zarda. These two cases will determine whether you can legally fire someone for being a homosexual or not. This episode goes over both sides arguments, and what will happen next.


The Supreme Court Approves Trump’s Asylum Restrictions



The Supreme Court just gave their seal of approval to reversing an injunction that would block a new restrictive Trump asylum regulation. This means that anyone applying for asylum in the United States, who have passed through Mexico, will have to first apply for asylum in Mexico. Here’s what happened, and, more importantly, why it happened?