Neil Gorsuch
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Thomas, Gorsuch Leave Their Mark
As Clarence Thomas becomes the second-longest serving Supreme Court justice, he and his colleagues point to the way forward.

Justice Jackson Confounded by Biology and Free Speech
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Colorado's law banning "conversion therapy" runs afoul of the First Amendment, with Neil Gorsuch writing a powerful majority opinion.

The Supreme Court Might Support Election DAY
Several of the justices were skeptical of state laws that allow for counting ballots for days or even weeks after the Election Day set by statute.

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.

SCOTUS Weighs Presidential Immunity
During oral arguments on Thursday, some justices made it clear that the case transcends Donald Trump's actions in the aftermath of the 2020 election.

Religious Liberty Wins Again and Again
The Supreme Court has two new decisions to add to its dossier of consistent victories for the First Amendment.

Title 42 Stays, but It's the Wrong Policy
The Supreme Court stepped in, though that won't fix the Biden administration's dereliction of duty.

Impeach Trump's Justices for Perjury?
Democrats falsely claim they lied about Roe, but Dems are the ones distorting justice.
What the Justices Said About Abortion
Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett were bombarded during confirmation hearings with questions about Roe.

Fallout From the Supreme Court Leak
Everything from political questions regarding overturning Roe to science questions about life and gender.

Why Did NPR Peddle Fake News on SCOTUS?
To smear Justice Neil Gorsuch's reputation so that the American public will look with suspicion upon any of his rulings.
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.

SCOTUS: Religious Liberty, Guns, and the Census
Three issues before the justices have significant consequences.

Senate Dems Target Religious Liberty
Congressional Democrats demand a vote on the dubious Equality Act.

Gorsuch's Judicial Activism
Alito says a fig leaf of textualism doesn't mean the Court didn't just legislate from the bench.

Mob Boss Schumer Threatens Justices
It was clear that he was seeking to intimidate the justices into making a ruling in support of abortion.

Gorsuch Rebukes Lower Courts' Nationwide Injunctions
The Supreme Court justice appropriately and sternly addressed growing judicial overreach.
SCOTUS: Contracts Mean What They Say
The Left-Right divide on the Court was once again the theme of a case that shouldn't have been hard.

Trump Consistently Impressive on Judicial Nominations
Democrats are slowing confirmation of judicial nominees, hoping to regain control of Senate in 2018.