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Supreme Court Considers Section 230
The justices seem unlikely to upend the common understanding of a law being exploited by Big Tech.
BREAKING: The Pandemic Is (Still) Over
Nearly three years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, Joe Biden has finally called an end to the "public health emergency" — but not until May 11.
A Botched Investigation and a Thoughtful Celebration
Despite the failure of the Roberts Court to find the leaker of the Dobbs decision, there's still much to celebrate on March for Life weekend.
Gun Battles in the States
Illinois and New Jersey defy the Constitution and Supreme Court precedent.
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.
First Amendment on Trial
The fundamental rights to freedom of religion and speech are under assault, and the Supreme Court has a decision to make.
The Justices Will Weigh 'Forgiving' Student Loans
The Supreme Court will decide what is clearly a significant separation-of-powers case.
SCOTUS Takes Up Free Speech and Religious Liberty Again
A key case is before the Supreme Court that has significant ramifications for Americans' First Amendment rights.
The End of Racial Discrimination?
A conservative Supreme Court hears opening arguments today on a pair of high-profile cases involving racial discrimination in college admissions.
A New Supreme Court Term Means More Controversy
While this term is unlikely to be as dramatic as the one just concluded, the Court's conservative majority will make plenty of consequential rulings.
Supreme Court Legitimacy, Alito Style
After Justice Elena Kagan again questions the Court's legitimacy, Justice Samuel Alito pushes back.
Dueling Rulings on Big Tech Speech Suppression Demand SCOTUS Attention
Two circuit courts split over how to deal with censorship on social media.
Orthodox Jewish University Forced to Have LGBTQ Club
SCOTUS majority sends the case back to the lower courts to exhaust options.
Justice Kagan Questions Her Own Legitimacy
By undermining the Supreme Court's decisions, the left-wing justice also calls into question her own legitimacy.
Why the Left Hates Constitutional Originalism
The Supreme Court's conservative majority has made its presence felt by getting back to the Constitution's original meaning.
Roberts's Rules of Court Legitimacy
The chief justice rebukes leftists who undermine the Supreme Court after decisions they don't like.
Judgment Day Looms for Racist Admissions Policies
At Harvard and elsewhere, the days of discriminating on the basis of race to achieve "diversity" may well be numbered.
Leftist Mob Cancels Justice Thomas
Clarence Thomas will not be teaching a scheduled seminar this year at George Washington University.