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* The Supreme Court is behind some of the epic lines voters have experienced during the primaries. [The Nation]
* Did Justice Kennedy just reveal himself to be hostile to the contraception mandate accommodation in today’s oral arguments in Zubik v. Burwell? [Slate]
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* Senator Pat Toomey may be caving on the Merrick Garland front — the Pennsylvania Republican has agreed to take a meeting with the judge. [Politico]
* This is the actual problem with the most recent interpretation of Superman. [Lawyers, Guns and Money]
* Making the connection between reproductive freedom and LGBTQ rights. [Huffington Post]
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* Opining on the ultimate fate of Edward Snowden. [Law and More]
* Charting the spread of marijuana legalization. [Pacific Standard Magazine]