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.
Only one of 16 vulnerable House Dems responded to The Federalist when asked if they'll support a measure keeping SCOTUS at nine justices.
Sen. Jim Banks has offered a text-and-precedent-bound response to a decision his opponents assumed had ended the debate.
Pro-life coalitions and Congress members gather to say there is "no good excuse" for resuming federal funding to the abortion mega-provider.
Any successful means of getting rid of or reducing the power of the judges will require breaking precedents and norms.
In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
While the court would love to pretend otherwise, the evidence makes it clear that political violence is not merely a "both sides" issue.
Ketanji Brown Jackson is the most partisan Supreme Court justice, voting against Trump 98 percent of the time in the top 100 major cases.
The tension between these K-12 education programs and Chatrie is bound to create a stir as parents question these surveillance practices.
We put export controls on all sorts of things; we should add American infants to the list. MAGA means not selling American babies.
The sexual revolution's final victory is the inversion of honor and shaming anyone who fights obscenity.