Judiciary
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SCOTUS Rules It Has No Role in Gerrymandering
"Federal judges have no license to reallocate political power between the two major political parties."
SCOTUS Rules Against Left's War on Peace Cross
It was a big win for religious liberty, though the separate opinions leave too much wiggle room.
SCOTUS: First Amendment Contradictions?
Two cases of leftists either suppressing or compelling speech illustrate a big battle.
McConnell's Strategy: Ensure SCOTUS Protects the Constitution
He says it's about "the quaint notion that the job of the judge is to follow the law."
New Judges Confirmed at Record Pace
Trump is gradually remaking the judiciary, as 39 judges are confirmed to U.S. circuit courts.
SCOTUS Leans Toward Census Citizenship Question
Once again the High Court looks poised to reverse a lower court's anti-Trump ruling.
Speech and Trademarks on Trial
Justices consider constitutionality of a law prohibiting "scandalous" and "immoral" trademarks.
SCOTUS Rejects 'Painless' Capital Punishment
Pain during the administration of the death penalty does not violate the Eighth Amendment.
No Wonder Trump's Judicial Nominations Are Important
Two cases with opposite outcomes highlight the importance of judges upholding Rule of Law.
McConnell Considers the Next Nuclear Option
Democrats are obstructing nominations by abusing 30 hours of debate. Not for much longer.
Democrats Plan to Pack the Supreme Court
Former AG Eric Holder advocates a Court-packing agenda for future Democrats.
War Memorial Crosses in Atheist Crosshairs
The Supreme Court heard an important argument about Maryland's Bladensburg cross.