Opinions P.M.: Justice Kennedy’s retirement is the biggest event in U.S. jurisprudence in at least 15 years

The Elaine Chao confrontation was a case study in benign sexism; A judge says Trump's family separation policy 'shocks the conscience.' We agree.

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