Supreme Court

Kim Wehle is a legal analyst for ABC News, a law professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law, the author of several excellent books, and the host of Simple Politics on YouTube.

The nation's massive $1.7 trillion student-loan debt — and the efforts to help many of the 43 million borrowers burdened by that debt — are fueling a volatile political debate. An education reporter, a student debt advisor and a Maryland lawmaker join us today to discuss some equitable paths out of the crisis.

There were some surprises on voting rights and the role of state courts in elections, but no surprises as the conservative majority abolished the use of race-based consideration in college admissions, restricted LGBTQ+ rights, and student loan forgiveness.

Governor says the end of race-based admissions in higher education would be easier for state to do something about than student debt relief.

Maryland's Democratic junior senator discusses the Supreme Court's burgeoning corruption scandal, the Sen. Feinstein imbroglio, and the looming debt limit vote.

What does the future of reproductive rights look like? And how did we get here?

We hear from a reproductive health leader, a Baltimore city councilwoman, a Johns Hopkins U. medical historian and a Jewish rabbi who works with expectant mothers.

We get local reactions to Friday's historic Supreme Court ruling that upends a half century of abortion rights, and gives states the power to ban abortions.

Abortion is still legal in Maryland but triggers bans in other states.

Habeus Corpus!