Supreme Court Allows Lower Court Blockade On Trump’s Federal Reserve Firing To Remain In Place
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court declined to halt a lower court blockade against President Trump's removal of Lisa Cook from the Fed.
In Landmark Ruling, Supreme Court Affirms That Presidents Run The Executive Branch
SCOTUS ruled on Monday that presidents can remove members of so-called 'independent agencies' like the Federal Trade Commission.
What Part Of ‘The Right To Keep And Bear Arms’ Do Democrat States Not Understand?
If states enact new statutes every time SCOTUS strikes down the old ones, judicial review becomes little more than an advisory opinion.
Roberts Court’s Latest Term Replete With Legal Cowardice The Nation Can’t Afford
As we reach the annual end of the Supreme Court term, there are remarkably few conservative decisions to halt the liberal agenda.
Thomas, Alito Chide Rogue Judges For Ignoring SCOTUS And The Law
Across a pair of decisions, Thomas and Alito rebuked lower courts for sidestepping immigration law and the high court's past rulings.
5 Killer Quotes From Alito’s Takedown Of Hawaii’s Illegal Gun Control Law
Justice Alito's majority opinion in Wolford v. Lopez contained everything one would hope for from a strong originalist.
SCOTUS Rules Hawaii’s ‘Vampire Rule’ Restricting Concealed Carry Is ‘Unconstitutional’
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Hawaii's restriction on concealed-carry permit holders violates the Second and 14th Amendments.
Ohio Man Had To Petition SCOTUS To Host In-Home Prayer Group
Daniel Grand is asking the Supreme Court to hear his case about a local government blocking him from hosting a prayer group in his home.
Alito, Thomas Scold SCOTUS For Refusing To Enforce ‘Colorblind’ Constitution In Police Encounters
Only Justices Alito and Thomas were willing to hear a case involving the consideration of race and potential Fourth Amendment seizures.
Biden’s Border Crisis Will Return If We Don’t Close These Loopholes Now
Presidents have shown that they cannot be trusted to be responsible in using the discretion Congress has given them in immigration policy.