Judiciary
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A Flicker of Hope for Pro-Lifers
Though attempting to divine an outcome is risky, SCOTUS seemed open to upsetting Roe's precedent.

In Brief: The Supreme Court Hears <em>Dobbs</em>
If the justices follow the Constitution and do their jobs, Roe will soon take its rightful place on the ash heap of history.

SCOTUS Hears Most Important Abortion Case in a Generation
Democrats are already threatening the justices with "revolution" if they dare to overturn Roe.

OSHA Suspends Implementing Biden's Vax Mandate
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals will handle all the lawsuits against the president's mandate.

Rittenhouse: The Right to Self-Defense Is on Trial
The actions by the state prosecutors demonstrate they have no case, and they never did.
Court Evaluations: ACB and Kavanaugh
Two Trump-appointed justices have approached some controversial cases differently.

SCOTUS Fast-Tracks Texas Fetal Heartbeat Case
The Court will soon hear oral arguments on one of three significant laws that impact abortion.

In Brief: 30 Years for Justice Clarence Thomas
The beloved conservative, originalist jurist just marked 30 years on the Supreme Court.

No Court Packing Says ... Biden Commission
The SCOTUS Commission determined that expanding the Court would simply create more problems.

Sonia Sotomayor Exposes the Lie of an 'Apolitical' Supreme Court
She offered what can only be interpreted as a substantive public policy position on S.B. 8.

SCOTUS to Tackle Abortion, Guns, and Religious Liberty
Major cases holding signifiant impact are on the docket this year.

SCOTUS Rebukes Biden for Eviction Ban
The justices got it right this time, slamming the CDC's abuse of power.

SCOTUS Ends Term on Strong Note
The justices issued rulings upholding election integrity and free speech rights.

The Supreme Court Will Never Be Conservatives' Savior
"We don't have a 6-3 conservative Court. We have a 3-3-3 Court."

A Big Defeat for the NCAA's Monopoly
A unanimous SCOTUS ruling opens the door for student athletes to seek financial compensation.
A Religious Liberty Win That Wasn't Really a Win
Bad Supreme Court precedent still stands, which enables further trampling of basic rights.

The Trouble With Narrow SCOTUS Rulings
From ObamaCare to religious liberty, some justices can't discern what constitutes judicial activism.
Protecting Judicial Independence Ought to Be Bipartisan
Congress must reject the blatant politicization of the Supreme Court by taking a stand opposing court-packing.

Dems Unveil Court-Packing Plan
They aim to turn a 6-3 conservative majority to a 7-6 leftist one.

Joe Biden Moves to Pack the Supreme Court
It's only a commission at this point, but his willingness to entertain such a diabolical idea tells us all we need to know.