Courts Opinion | The cowardice behind Alabama’s voting maps is off the charts The cowardice behind Alabama's voting maps is off the charts. Josh MoonJune 4, 2026
Courts SCOTUS rules Alabama can use GOP-favored maps, administration remains unclear The decision revived a disputed congressional map, drew sharp dissents and left election officials racing toward an August special election. Jacob HolmesJune 3, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | The battle over Reconstruction is back before the Supreme Court Voting rights, birthright citizenship and equal protection are not separate fights. They are Reconstruction’s unfinished struggle. Bill BrittJune 3, 2026
Opinion Opinion | Exposing the sins of the shadow docket Rep. Chestnut: It's time to bring the Supreme Court's shadow docket into the light. Prince ChestnutJune 2, 2026
Elections Ivey sets qualifying deadline based on court-ordered map The deadline to qualify is in just nine hours, at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. Jacob HolmesJune 2, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | How the promise of Reconstruction was narrowed and denied The words remained in the Constitution, but courts, states and white power worked to drain them of force. Bill BrittJune 2, 2026
Courts Plaintiffs tell SCOTUS that lifting injunction would lead to election chaos They said Alabama had only hours, with offices closed for a state holiday, to reassign voters before absentee ballots went out. Jacob HolmesJune 2, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | The Second Constitution tried to redeem America’s promise The Reconstruction Amendments did not merely add language to the Constitution. They attempted to transform the nation itself. Bill BrittJune 1, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | A federal judge said that some suffering during an execution is OK. It’s not. Suffocating for three minutes and dying is not cruel and unusual punishment, according to a federal judge. But it is. Josh MoonJune 1, 2026
Elections Registrars stand ready for redistricting in event of Supreme Court reversal With voter records set to lock June 2, registrars said they could quickly shift voters despite federal judges’ logistical concerns. Jacob HolmesMay 29, 2026