Elon Musk wants to layoff 75% of Twitter’s staff, and Republicans are suing Google. Amazon's getting in to home insurance, while Apple's getting in to home security. Friend of Pivot Dahlia Lithwick joins to discuss her book, “Lady Justice: Women, the Law, and the Battle to Save America,” and what the future holds for abortion rights.You can find Dahlia on Twitter at @Dahlialithwick and can find her book here.NEWS FLASH: Kara’s Twitter spaces on WTF is happening in England and about the rise of the right can be found in the feed for her new podcast, On with Kara Swisher, along with her interview with Nouriel Rabini.Send us your parenting questions! Call 855-51-PIVOT or go to nymag.com/pivot Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dahlia Lithwick discusses how pundits approach Trump's legal challenges. Kelly McBride explores the push to 'defund NPR'. Alicia Montgomery delves into issues at NPR. The podcast highlights media coverage of Trump's legal battles and the controversy surrounding NPR's funding and editorial decisions.

Dahlia Lithwick, Mark Joseph Stern, Steve Vladeck, and Mary Anne Franks analyze monumental Supreme Court decisions, justices' perspectives, and dissents. They discuss originalism, policy areas, expertise, J. Edgar Hoover's legacy, tone of opinions, and concerns about democracy and ethics.

Dahlia Lithwick, a lawyer and journalist, discusses originalism and living constitutionalism, critiquing Supreme Court decisions. Emphasizes balancing original intent with modern understanding in interpreting the Constitution. Examines evolution and criticisms of originalism, particularly regarding women's rights and presidential immunity. Offers insights into the limitations of originalism and the importance of predictability in legal interpretation.

Dahlia Lithwick is joined by Ian Bassin of Protect Democracy to discuss the stakes of this moment for American democracy. They explore Protect Democracy's work in protecting election workers, addressing disinformation through lawsuits, and the dangers of authoritarianism. They highlight the need for regulations on new forms of communication and emphasize the importance of individuals in strengthening democracy.

Dahlia Lithwick, a senior editor at Slate and author of 'Lady Justice,' joins Angelo Carusone, CEO of Media Matters, to dissect the current political landscape. They discuss how the MAGA movement has out-organized the Democrats, emphasizing the need for strategic responses. Topics include the emotional toll of recent elections, the necessity of community resilience, and the role of institutions in upholding democracy. Their insights blend hope with a call for proactive engagement to counter misinformation and empower vulnerable communities.

Dahlia Lithwick dives into Supreme Court controversies with experts, unraveling decisions like Justice Alito's flag incident and gerrymandering cases. They discuss rushed judgments, lack of transparency, and Chief Justice Roberts' impact, shedding light on the court's turbulent term.

Legal expert Dahlia Lithwick discusses Supreme Court hearings on abortion care; economist Justin Wolfers explains inflation's economic impact; journalist Dave Weigel details Republican efforts to change Electoral College in Nebraska.

Former federal judge, Harvard Law professor, Palestinian spokesperson, and other guests discuss the Colorado ruling on Trump's eligibility, the Supreme Court's new code of ethics, the dire situation in Gaza, concerns about the code's limitations, Trump's mistakes and dangerous rhetoric, and the importance of supporting public libraries.

Dahlia Lithwick, an award-winning journalist at Slate, and Yofi Tirosh, a prominent civil rights activist and law professor, delve into the urgent challenges facing women's rights in both Israel and the U.S. They discuss how authoritarian regimes target women first, revealing the unsettling connection between gender equality and democracy. Topics include the impact of Ezek el’s judicial overhaul and America’s Dobbs decision, political fatigue's role in activism, and the overarching theme of resilience against rising extremism. Their insights offer a powerful look at the struggle for women's autonomy.