Rule of Law
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Trump Is Saving More Black Lives Than the BLM Movement
Black Americans across the country are thanking President Trump for decisive actions that are saving lives, rebuilding trust, and strengthening America's communities.
No One Is Above the Law
It is high time that those guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors be held accountable. And the more they scream, froth at the mouth, and protest, the more we must hold them accountable.
An Insurgency by All Accounts and Definition
When leftists decide that they are going to conduct ambushes of federal law enforcement officers, "dox" them, and use armed insurrection to attack federal government facilities, that is not a constitutional right.
Retribution? Or Repair?
The 2024 lawfare debacle was the stuff of banana republics. Actions taken by the president to prevent recurrence may look like retribution, but they are absolutely necessary.
Can or Should the Administration Suspend Habeas Corpus for Illegals?
"The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus can be suspended in a time of invasion," said White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller. He's correct, depending on definitions.
Do Politicians Really Care About Due Process?
The reality of sin often leads people with power to do bad things to people who have no power.
The Tortuous Truth About Tort Law
Republicans are beginning to realize the power of fighting for tort reform.
Who's Defying Court Orders Again?
Liberals don't care about respect for the courts. They just like discriminating, and they love savage Venezuelan gangs.
Lawfare Isn't Beaten — In France or America
What a judge has just done by disqualifying Marine Le Pen is what Democrats dream of doing here.
When Judges Violate the Constitution
The judiciary is more vulnerable than many activist judges seem to realize.
Trump Fights the 'Law' — but Will He Win?
The president is rightly angry with a Clinton-tied law firm, but his sights should be set higher.
Judge Ali Is a Threat to Democracy
He's now a major actor in the making of U.S. foreign policy. This is why it pays to go to law school.
A Presidential Pardon for Derek Chauvin?
The former Minneapolis cop was railroaded, and Donald Trump is being asked to right that wrong.
Lawless Mexico Blames Our Gunmakers
The Supreme Court just heard oral arguments in the failed narco-state's massive lawsuit against American gun manufacturers.
Weaponization of Government
President Donald Trump is in danger of misusing the Department of Justice.
Trump, Adams, and Rule of Law
Should New York City's presumably corrupt mayor really get a pass?
The Silent Insurrection
Leftists embedded in the federal bureaucracy are working nonstop to block anything the Trump/Vance administration tries to do.
Donald Trump Is Emphatically Correct About Birthright Citizenship
Birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens is, at best, a live and unsettled legal debate. But the original meaning is quite clear.
Welcome Pro-Life Pardons
Joe Biden's DOJ targeted pro-lifers for opposing the sacrament of abortion. Donald Trump freed them.
How Biden's Pardons Normalize Abuse of Power
History consistently shows us that every morsel of power taken by one leader is likely to be used by another.