Judiciary
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The Supreme Court's Tariff Ruling Was Constitutionally Correct
Even if you support President Donald Trump's tariffs and strategy, six of the Court's justices came to the right conclusion.
Will We See a Supreme Court Vacancy (or Two) This Summer?
A September confirmation showdown in the Senate Judiciary Committee could serve to boost Republican enthusiasm at the ballot box in November.
Justice Jackson's Grammy for Partisan Hackery
"There are serious questions regarding [her] participation in such a brazenly political, anti-law enforcement event and her ability to remain an impartial member of the Supreme Court."
Ketanji Brown Jackson Needs to Decide: SCOTUS or Celebrity
It is utterly inappropriate for one of the highest judicial authorities in the nation to be gallivanting around in a politicized environment.
Virginia Dems' Redistricting Gambit Thwarted
A district judge blocked Virginia Democrats' gerrymandering efforts in a big blow for the folks trying to make Old Dominion a single-party state.
Overrun by Violent Migrants, England Tries to Curb Jury Trials
The United Kingdom is attempting to expedite a backlog of cases by removing trial by jury for some defendants, but the problem is far bigger than that.
Shots Fired in Texas Redistricting Case
Judge Jerry Smith's dissent marks the most scathing denunciation I have ever read of another judge.
Redistricting Battle Heats Up
In yet another judicial roadblock for Donald Trump and Republicans, a federal court blocks Texas's new congressional map, citing racial discrimination.
Skeptical Supreme Court Considers Trump's Tariffs
The president has claimed sweeping emergency powers to implement tariffs, but the justices seemed to doubt that Congress delegated the authority via the IEEPA.
On the Supreme Court, Overturning Bad Precedents Is Part of the Job
While adherence to precedent is prudent, obedience to the Constitution is imperative.
Supreme Court Heads for a 'Reckoning' With Trump
The justices have begun their latest term and will consider several cases that could have a far-reaching impact on how a president manages the executive branch.
4 Cases to Watch at the Supreme Court This Term
The court's last term featured significant issues and delivered no shortage of important rulings. This new term looks no different.
Amy Coney Barrett in Her Own Words
The Supreme Court justice chosen by Donald Trump in 2020 has fallen in the estimation of some conservatives, but her new book gives reason for a higher evaluation of her work.
SCOTUS Sides With Common Sense
In a decision that rattled the lawless minions of the open-borders Left, the Supreme Court yesterday ruled that ICE agents can actually search for criminals where the criminals are.
Justice Jackson Thinks SCOTUS Is Playing Calvinball
Ketanji Brown Jackson accuses her fellow justices of having a rule that there are no rules — except whatever it takes to make sure the Trump administration wins.
4 Cases to Watch in Next Supreme Court Session
Here's a quick preview of upcoming cases that are sure to dominate headlines, broadcasts, and your newsfeed.
District Judge Demands Nuns Pay for Contraception
Despite two wins at the Supreme Court, the Little Sisters of the Poor have been under attack by the radical Left for more than a decade, and they just lost a case.
The Judicial Tyranny of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
Jackson's judicial philosophy mirrors that of then-Supreme Court Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall: "You have to do what's right and let the law catch up."
Rogue Judge Demands OBBBA Defiance
A Barack Obama-appointed district judge is usurping both the executive and legislative branches and defying the law of the land as a show of "resistance."
Trump's Big Win Against Universal Injunctions
The Supreme Court ruled, "When a court concludes that the Executive Branch has acted unlawfully, the answer is not for the court to exceed its power, too."