Judiciary
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SCOTUS Slaps Planned Parenthood
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that states can determine how their Medicaid dollars are spent, even if they decide not to spend them on abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.
Samuel Alito: The Originalist We Take for Granted
Through the thick and thin of public opinion, George W. Bush's "do-over" nominee to the Supreme Court has proven to be a rock-ribbed champion of the Constitution and its original meaning.
Trump and GOP Take Aim at the 'Judicial Coup'
As one anonymous and unelected judge after another rules against the Trump agenda, Republicans must decide whether they want to abide by the will of the American people.
SCOTUS Hears Questions on Birthright Citizenship, Nationwide Injunctions
Donald Trump's executive order banning birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens served as the setup for the Court to address the growing problem of district judges issuing nationwide injunctions.
End the 'Nationwide' Injunction Racket Once and for All
The patriots of 1776 did not rebel against the tyranny of King George III only to subject themselves to the black-robed tyranny of today.
The Evil Scheme Behind the Spate of Anti-Trump Lawsuits
Democracy Forward's mission is to thwart the decisions of 77 million Trump voters.
Sotomayor's 'Solidarity' With the Left
She urged the left-wing American Bar Association to "fight this fight."
Trump v. Roberts, Continued
The chief justice offered public thoughts on the judiciary's role to check the "excesses" of the other branches.
Trump's 100 Days and the Legal War in Washington
He was hampered by a handful of biased judges who abused their authority.
Judges Who Break Federal Law Can and Should Be Prosecuted
We settled the issue of whether federal law prevails over state law and whether state officials can defy the federal government in 1865.
Dems' Disingenuous 'Rule of Law' Crisis
After a Wisconsin judge was arrested for protecting a criminal alien from ICE, Democrats fear a threat to the Rule of Law.
What Can Be Done About Nationwide Injunctions?
The Supreme Court can and should step in. Meanwhile, Congress is working to do so.
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Deportation Fights and Flights
There's a pivotal battle in which executive powers are being usurped by district courts.
John Roberts Is Responsible for the High Court's Self-Delegitimization
Unfortunately, his actual career on the high court has been one extensive repudiation of his lofty "umpire" proclamation.
Trump v. Roberts: The Case Against Judicial Supremacy
The three branches are supposed to be coequal, but the judiciary has instead become the "despotic branch."
The Real Constitutional Crisis
There is a real constitutional crisis in the United States that is rooted in judicial political activism.
Rein Them In
We have leftist judges playing by one set of rules and conservative judges playing by another.
SCOTUS Takes Up 'Conversion Therapy' Ban
The question is whether banning so-called conversion therapy violates the First Amendment.
The Right Turns on Amy Coney Barrett
After a stunning decision against Trump, some conservatives have seen enough. Are they right?