Secret memos by Supreme Court justices, obtained by The New York Times, show how they decided to bypass time-tested procedures and create the modern “shadow docket,” a controversial new way of doing business. nyti.ms/4csrD0l

Tem outra narrativa na Flapress que não vamos deixar emplacar: se existe um consórcio de torcidas contra alguém, certamente não é a tal Imprensa 011. É uma conta aritmética básica: o Palmeiras incomoda 3 das maiores torcidas do Brasil, enquanto o Flamengo é salvação para 2. +

Justice Clarence Thomas: Our rights come from God, not government. "We were made in the image and likeness of God."

A Brazilian gang named the First Capital Command is rapidly becoming a major global criminal organization, reshaping cocaine flows to the U.S. on.wsj.com/4sED4Xj

The arguments behind every landmark Supreme Court ruling have never been freely available to the public… until now. Thanks to a gift from the Wolf Law Library at William & Mary Law School, more than 125,000 #SCOTUS records & briefs are now freely freely available on the

Quem aí se lembra desse Arrascapenalti? Mais um dos 5 lances que o Palmeiras foi prejudicado contra o Flamerda em 2025

Não sei se é interessante que a Igreja fique antagonizando com políticos em particular, com pautas semanais de debates.

Having kids is great, but staying alive to raise them is a real blessing. To all the dads out here, I wish you a long and a healthy life.

Em 12 anos trabalhando com concurso de magistratura, 3 dados bem claros até aqui: 1) Milhares de candidatos sendo aprovados, sendo quase todos “normais” e pouquíssimos “gênios”. 2) Característica em comum para conseguir: constância nos estudos. 3) Média de tempo pra ser

BREAKING: The Supreme Court has delivered a 6-3 decision limiting the use of the landmark Voting Rights Act. Read more: abcnews.link/MjFsbNU

SCOTUS ruling on the Voting Rights Act opens the door for Southern states to move forward with redrawing maps and breaking up majority-Black districts.

The Supreme Court reoriented voting-rights law toward its original constitutional purpose—preventing intentional racial discrimination. No longer will voters be harvested out of multiracial neighborhoods to create race-based districts, writes Edward Blum on.wsj.com/3P9dqMM

Brazil's Senate blocks Lula's Supreme Court nominee, first rejection in 132 years trib.al/ToBzB1q

And why wildlife agencies are building so many shooting ranges. vox.com/climate/487146…

Opinion: Reducing Americans primarily to racial categories is exactly the kind of thinking the Constitution is meant to guard against. usatoday.com/story/opinion/…

Here’s a weird fact: Every time someone buys an assault weapon (or any gun) in the US, such as an AR-15, they’re inadvertently funding wildlife conservation. I wrote about an obscure law that makes state wildlife agencies deeply dependent on gun sales. vox.com/climate/487146…

Racism, class conflict, and partisanship are as much a part of present-day American life as they were in 1876, writes Fergus M. Bordewich. time.com/article/2026/0…

NEW: All six of the Supreme Court's conservatives went to Tuesday night's state dinner at the White House. Is that a problem? Analysis from me MS NOW: ms.now/news/news-anal…

High IQ people know God exists. It is not a belief, it’s a fact.

Eu fico surpreso é com a descoberta de que o Senado pode rejeitar uma indicação ao Supremo...