Supreme Court
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Discrimination Still Happens in College Admissions
It is illegal for institutions of higher education to discriminate on the basis of race, yet many universities have continued DEI practices.
Supreme Court Opens New Term Already Under Attack
Being on the highest court in the land is a thankless job, and it’s made harder when those who should uphold its credibility actively undermine it.
Suncor Case Uses Climate to Threaten Federalism
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Boulder, Colorado’s lawsuit against Suncor Energy for contributing to climate change.
Alito’s Originalist Approach
Ahead of the release of his new book on originalism, the great justice uses a highway with a series of off-ramps to explain his judicial philosophy and warn against its potential misapplication.
Is ‘Let’s Go, Brandon’ Profanity? Supreme Court May Decide
Some Wolverine State students were asked to remove shirts bearing the euphemistic slogan, sparking a SCOTUS petition.
SCOTUS Throws Trump an Election Bone
In overturning a lower-court tyrant and ruling in favor of the Trump administration’s efforts to keep noncitizens from voting, the Supreme Court merely continued its 11th-hour election-law dithering.
SCOTUS Sides With Ballot Chaos
In ruling against the Trump administration, the Roberts Court seemed to indicate that it doesn’t give a rip about bulk-mail ballot fraud.
The Ballot Wars Heat Up
While the Democrats are licking their lips about taking back the House in November, the Trump administration is fighting to make it harder for them to cheat.
Even After Almost a Century, Dems Still Want to Pack the Court
Thinking that something is unlikely now is insufficient to stop it, especially when the idea has become a foundational “progressive” one.
The Justices Dance Around the Ballroom
Construction on the White House ballroom can proceed, said five Supreme Court justices, but based on the lack of standing of the plaintiff, not the merits.
SCOTUS Rules for Election Integrity
We’d be foolish to believe that this puts an end to the Democrats’ designs on “finding” just enough votes in just enough districts to flip the House on November 3.
Executive Orders Mitigate the Damage on Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court got the 14th Amendment dangerously wrong, so President Donald Trump issued two orders to tighten up enforcement of existing law.
Kamala Harris’s Plan to Tear Apart America’s Core Institutions
Her targets are the usual ones for Democrats: the Electoral College, the Senate filibuster, and the Supreme Court. Even so, the speech was a real eye-opener.
KBJ Doesn’t Understand or Practice Impartiality
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson emphasized the importance of judges avoiding partiality, but choosing Michelle Obama’s podcast as her venue undermined that point.
The Hefty Price of Demonizing SCOTUS
Supreme Court justices on both the conservative and liberal sides are asking for more security assistance due to increased threats of violence.
Appeals Court Tramples the Second Amendment, Upholding ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
The idea that the government should ban America’s most popular rifle is that politicians are fighting crime, but the opposite is true.
No, Amy Coney Barrett Is Not Ketanji Brown Jackson
While conservatives don’t always agree with Barrett’s court rulings, equating her with Jackson is wild and ridiculous.
SCOTUS Put Birthright Citizenship Beyond Congress’s Reach
There are serious constitutional arguments on both sides of the 14th Amendment debate, but the Court significantly limited Congress’s ability to revisit it.
SCOTUS Backs Up States That Want to Save Women’s Sports
In a 6-3 ruling, the justices agreed that states have the right to ban gender-confused males from competing in girls’ and women’s sports.
What’s Next for Birthright Citizenship?
The president and Congress have options to mitigate the damage caused by the Supreme Court, but solutions will require resolve and courage.