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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Tariffs
In dissent, Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote, "The tariffs at issue here may or may not be wise policy. But as a matter of text, history, and precedent, they are clearly lawful."
Justice Jackson's Grammy for Partisan Hackery
"There are serious questions regarding [her] participation in such a brazenly political, anti-law enforcement event and her ability to remain an impartial member of the Supreme Court."
A Precarious TikTok Deal
The great negotiator, Donald Trump, has facilitated a long-overdue deal, but there's still concern that the Chinese retain the ability to spy on Americans.
SCOTUS Skeptical in Fed Firing Case
Donald Trump is once again testing the limitations of his executive power as the president, and the justices seemed reticent to let it go unchecked.
Who's Paying for Trump's Tariffs?
A new study shows that the vast majority of the cost of Donald Trump's tariffs is being passed on to the American consumer.
Hawaii Wants to Say 'Aloha' to Second Amendment Rights
Several Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical that Hawaii's restrictions, which pit private property rights against gun rights, meet constitutional muster.
SCOTUS: Yes, Litigate Election Rules Before the Election
The Supreme Court rules that a candidate has standing to challenge election laws before an election, which is a big win for setting the rules before the game.
Discriminating Based on Sex Without a Definition of Sex
Justice Samuel Alito eviscerated leftists' entire transgender sports argument in an exchange that highlighted the utter incoherence of their position.
Is the President in Charge of the Executive Branch?
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case yesterday that could have drastic implications for our system of three, not four, constitutional branches of government.
SCOTUS Green-Lights Texas Gerrymander
Democrats' preferred gerrymandering is to segregate blacks into separate but equal districts and then pat themselves on the back for honest representation.
Justices Skeptical of New Jersey's Lawfare Against Pro-Life Centers
Post Dobbs, the Left has ramped up its litigious efforts against pregnancy resource centers that actually offer women a choice beyond abortion.
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.
Dems Still Want Segregation Via Gerrymandering
A Supreme Court case highlights the fact that Democrats still effectively demand "separate but equal" policies in the form of majority-minority congressional districts.
The Supreme Court Considers 'Conversion Therapy'
The irony is that so many opponents of using counseling to change a person's sexual orientation advocate using hormones and surgery to change a person's gender.
Attempted Kavanaugh Assassin Gets Break for 'Trans' Claim
Nicholas Roske turned himself in for attempting to murder a Supreme Court justice, but now he claims he's a woman named Sophie, and the left-wing judge let him off easy.
Supreme Court Heads for a 'Reckoning' With Trump
The justices have begun their latest term and will consider several cases that could have a far-reaching impact on how a president manages the executive branch.
Amy Coney Barrett in Her Own Words
The Supreme Court justice chosen by Donald Trump in 2020 has fallen in the estimation of some conservatives, but her new book gives reason for a higher evaluation of her work.
SCOTUS Sides With Common Sense
In a decision that rattled the lawless minions of the open-borders Left, the Supreme Court yesterday ruled that ICE agents can actually search for criminals where the criminals are.
Justice Jackson Thinks SCOTUS Is Playing Calvinball
Ketanji Brown Jackson accuses her fellow justices of having a rule that there are no rules — except whatever it takes to make sure the Trump administration wins.
Biden's DEI Hire at SCOTUS Hits a New Low
Ketanji Brown Jackson's latest inane opinion managed to annoy fellow DEI hire Sonia Sotomayor, who questioned whether Jackson understood what the case was even about.