SCOTUS Deliberates Coach’s Right to Pray After Games
Does a football coach at a public high school have the right to pray, visibly for players and fans to see, after football games in which he
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Jordan Peterson, the Constitution, and the Great Conversation
Our national life found its sure basis on a conversation. The Constitution captured the favor and the assent of the American People whose voice it
The Liberal Smear Job Designed to Intimidate Justice Thomas Will Fail
Virginia Thomas — yes, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas — is a decidedly well-known, very respected, and longtime conservative
If Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Were Judge Candace Owens
By now Americans have long learned the game liberals play with race. This time around the game revolves around President Joe Biden appointing, as he
Ketanji Brown Jackson Misstates the Law — Again
One of the best questions asked of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson took place on day two of her confirmation hearings, courtesy of Iowa
Ketanji Brown Jackson Goes Head-to-Head With Josh Hawley Over His Claim She’s Soft on Child Porn
Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson adamantly denied Sen. Josh Hawley’s forceful attack that she “has a pattern of letting child porn
Ketanji Brown Jackson: A+ Credentials, D- Judge
Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett could only wish to have experienced a fraction of the media praise being heaped on
The SCOTUS Case That Could Determine the Fate of Religious Liberty
The Supreme Court’s decision last month to hear arguments in 303 Creative v. Elenis has renewed worry among some conservatives about the fate of
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Reading the Tea Leaves on Ketanji Brown Jackson
Joe Biden campaigned on the promise of appointing to the Supreme Court a black woman who subscribes to his liberal interpretation of the
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Judicial Off-Roading
Vegas isn’t taking action on Joe Biden’s nominee to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, but oddsmakers in the
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Do Conservative Judges Really Mean What They Say About Judicial Restraint?
For years, it has been a staple of panels at conservative organizations such as the Federalist Society to rail against judges for legislating from
Who Will Replace Breyer?
To the delight of liberal activists, Justice Stephen Breyer has announced his retirement from the Supreme Court. He had been mau-maued by them for a
Supreme Court: To Hell With Your Conscience
The U.S. Supreme Court for the second time in two months declined to stop a state vax mandate for healthcare workers pleading religious objections.
Do Progressives Still Believe in a Rule of Law?
The Supreme Court has taken up yet another abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson, and it could end up as a biggie. The votes seem to be there to finally
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SCOTUS Stands up to California’s Religious Liberty Abuses
For six months, California granted Christians, Jews, Muslims, and other religious believers a level of religious freedom resembling that in China. In