Vulnerable House Dems Refuse To Say If They’ll Back Anti-Court-Packing Amendment
Only one of 16 vulnerable House Dems responded to The Federalist when asked if they'll support a measure keeping SCOTUS at nine justices.
After Birthplace Citizenship Case, The Conservative Legal Movement Needs To Raise Its Standards
In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
Amid Democrat Attacks On SCOTUS, Analysis Shows Jackson Is Most Partisan Justice By Far
Ketanji Brown Jackson is the most partisan Supreme Court justice, voting against Trump 98 percent of the time in the top 100 major cases.
Colorado Denies Funding To Preschoolers On Account Of Their Catholic Faith, Lawsuit Alleges
The suit argues that Colorado’s policy doesn't just exclude religious schools; it requires religious parents to pay more than everyone else.
Supreme Court Birthplace Citizenship Ruling Grants Huge Victory To Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping understands that a nation unable to decide who enters and who belongs has forfeited the capacity for serious grand strategy.
In A Year Of High-Stakes SCOTUS Decisions, Justice Alito Steals The Show
People are finally starting to appreciate how instrumental Justice Alito is to many of the Supreme Court's consequential decisions.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Neither A Biologist Nor A Qualified Justice
Being a Supreme Court justice requires strict discernment of and adherence to facts. Not every justice on the current court meets this criteria.
If Anyone Can Birth An ‘American,’ Citizenship Means Nothing
American citizenship is a priceless inheritance, not a cheap commodity to be harvested by those who wish us harm.
Here’s The Big Question SCOTUS Left Unanswered In Its Women’s Sports Ruling
Much like last year, the Supreme Court punted on the question of whether transgender is a suspect class in its recent women's sports ruling.
KBJ’s Critical-Theory Defense Of Magic-Dirt Citizenship Erases Legitimacy Of Judicial Supremacy
Our 'theater-kid occupied government' routinely attains to new heights of absurdity, as shown in Ketanji Brown Jackson's antiracist screed.