One thing we can all agree on, no one wants another energy crisis.

But just talking about it won't make it go away.

Here's what we're actually doing at British Gas.

We're increasing the UK's gas storage so that we can help make energy prices more predictable

for everyone.

And so the 7.5 million homes and businesses who rely on us for their energy today can

rely on us tomorrow too.

That's enough talking.

Let's get on with the doing.

British Gas.

I don't think he's becoming Ruth Bader Ginsburg, but he does not appear to be the same John

Roberts as he was two, five, ten years ago.

Go back and find some better law that's different.

That's not squarely on point with the precedent we decided three years ago.

And then you'll see the John Roberts you've known and loved for generation.

Hi and welcome back to Amicus.

This is Slates podcast about the courts and the law and the Supreme Court.

There's a lot you may have heard going on at the Supreme Court.

And we're going to focus on that today.

But I wanted to just offer a little sidebar that the High Court stepped in Thursday night

to block a judicial order in Alabama that would have allowed some curbside voting.

They also stepped in to slow walk a Texas challenge to that state's mail-in voting rules

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