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If cash won't rule everything around me here, I'll find somewhere where it does!

The attorney general's crusade against Florida's donor-conceived and adoptive families has an unusual genesis.

Over his two decades on the Supreme Court, United States Chief Justice John Roberts had consistently played the long game.

Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for May 13, 2026.

Only 6 percent of Americans actually know who he is.

When I reached deep into his past, a clear story emerged.

Redistricting is not a fight you can afford to lose, even if you find it distasteful.

Why Neil Gorsuch is furthest to the left of any sitting justice--and possibly any justice ever--on tribal sovereignty.

And how Gorsuch then became a judicial wild card who doesn't always rule along partisan lines.

Our first episode follows the justice's early life, from his mother's D.C. scandal to his college and law school years.