Judiciary
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Trash the Fifth Amendment Over Frogs?
The Supreme Court hears a case involving a ridiculous Obama-era power grab.

Exposing the Danger of #MeToo
Social justice has co-opted the movement and threatens to overturn America's system of justice.

Kavanaugh Boldly Responds to Allegations
He publicly denies all sexual misconduct accusations and the mischaracterization of his past.

Democrats Assault the Constitution Over Kavanaugh
Democrats play dirty in their effort to gain the upper hand against Republicans in the midterms.

Sasse Provides Civics Lesson During Kavanaugh Hearing
The senator from Nebraska eloquently explains why confirmation hearings have become so political.
Video: What Trump's Court Pick Means for Liberty
Hearings began Tuesday. John Stossel and Ilya Shapiro discuss the implications.

August Confirmations Overcome Dem Obstruction
A backlog remains, but Mitch McConnell's canceling of the August recess alleviated the situation.

Judge Puts Brakes on Trump's Federal Union EO
An Obama appointee seeks to stymie Trump's efforts to reform public unions.
The ADA Is a Serial Litigator's Dream
While well-meaning, the ADA has spawned a cottage industry of unscrupulous lawsuits.

Dems Label Brett Kavanaugh 'Evil,' Sans Evidence
Democrats prove the only reason they oppose the SCOTUS nominee is because of Trump.

Rosenstein Issues Unusual Kavanaugh Vetting Request
The deputy attorney general's unprecedented vetting request has everyone scratching their heads.

The Left's 'Grand' Idea: Expand SCOTUS
Political science professor David Faris surmises that "saving the court's legitimacy requires breaking some norms."

Trump's Second SCOTUS Nominee, Brett Kavanaugh
Democrats find themselves in a bind in opposing the least controversial of the four candidates Trump was considering.
The Supreme Fallout for Public Unions
Public unions lost a lot of power when the Supreme Court ruled workers don't have to pay.

Judiciary in Crisis With 17% Vacancies
Democrats continue obstructing Trump and the judicial confirmation process.

Six Potential Targets of Trump's Supreme Court
Replacing Kennedy might just mean overturning some really bad precedents.

SCOTUS Narrowly Upholds Constitution
Three clear issues regarding Rule of Law divide the High Court along ideological lines.
Hard Cases Make Bad Fourth Amendment Law
The Supreme Court weighs in on expectation of privacy for cellphone location data.
SCOTUS Leaves Gerrymandering to the States
Cases in Wisconsin and Maryland are left to lower courts and the political branches to sort out.
Video: A Piece of Cake
The Supreme Court has ruled on the wedding cake issue ... but it's not the ruling that anybody expected.