Supreme Court
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SCOTUS Rolls Back the Administrative State
The Court has ended the infamous Chevron Doctrine, returning power to Congress and the judiciary.
SCOTUS Slaps Down Biden DOJ on J6 Prosecutions
In a win for the Rule of Law, the Court says the "Justice" Department overreached in its persecution of some 300 January 6 defendants.
Supreme Court Shirks Protecting Free Speech
The justices avoided ruling against the Biden administration and its blatant actions to censor speech on social media platforms.
SCOTUS Takes on Gender Mutilation
Is "gender identity" an equal rights issue when the science behind it is bunk?
Who Controls What You Can Say and Read?
A Supreme Court decision this month could ensure the answer to that question is YOU.
Supreme Court Says ATF Can't Legislate
No executive agency can write the laws, said SCOTUS in striking down the ATF's ban on bump stocks.
Pregnancy Poison Pill Still Allowed to Kill
The abortion pill debate is not going to be settled by SCOTUS this time.
The Pathetic Secret Alito and Roberts Recordings
A leftist posed as a conservative so the whole Left could make hay of a nothingburger.
NRA Prevails in Free Speech Case ... for Now
A unanimous Supreme Court smacked down a NY bureaucrat for trampling the First Amendment.
Deep-Blue San Francisco Removes 'An Appeal to Heaven'
The flag had proudly flown there for 60 years, but now it's a political tool being used against a Supreme Court justice.
Alito's Appeal to Law
The justice refused demands for recusal after two New York Times hit pieces.
Leftmedia Smears Justice Thomas
Axios erroneously claimed that Justice Clarence Thomas "attacked" Brown v. Board of Education when he warned against judicial activism.
NYT Scoop: Alito Is an 'Insurrectionist'
The Supreme Court justice has faced attacks over a couple of flag displays at his homes.
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.
Supreme Court Weighs Vagrancy
Is homelessness a constitutional right? The justices will soon decide.
A J6 Defendant's Case Goes to SCOTUS
An obscure financial reporting statute is being used to prosecute January 6 defendants, and the Supreme Court is wondering why.
The FDA Goes Before SCOTUS
While the headlines focus on the abortion pill, the deeper issue is concern over the politicization of the FDA.
Whiplash in Texas
Numerous court rulings and stays have Texas and the federal government at loggerheads.
Big Tech, Biden, and Free Speech at the Supreme Court
The Court will have to decide whether the Biden administration coerced social media companies to censor speech in violation of the First Amendment.
NYT Promotes Race-Based Admissions Workarounds
Embittered by the Supreme Court's landmark decision striking down race-based college admissions, The New York Times promotes ways to circumvent it.