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.
Lawsuit: Washington State Violated Title IX By Allowing Trans Student To Assault Female Athlete
Officials discriminate against girls by making them choose between athletic participation and their physical safety, the complaint says.
SCOTUS To Decide Whether Rogue Judges Can Sideline Constitution To Oust Their Colleague
SCOTUS will decide whether to take up a case involving efforts by Judge Newman's colleagues to effectively kick her off the bench.
Warnock’s ‘Violence’ Smears Against SCOTUS Invite More Leftist Attacks On Its Justices
Democrats like Raphael Warnock will continue to vilify SCOTUS because they believe doing so will get them what they want: power.
Here Are The Biggest Outstanding Supreme Court Cases To Keep An Eye Out For
Here are the biggest remaining Supreme Court cases to keep an eye out for as the justices finish their 2025 term.
Since SCOTUS Let Truck Drivers Who Can’t Read English Kill Americans, Trump Needs To Take Action
A recent crash of a bus in Virginia resulted in five deaths, and if the United States had sane immigration laws, it never would have happened.
Republicans Supported Gay Marriage ‘Rights’ Until They Saw It Destroy Children’s Rights
The law cannot simultaneously uphold same-sex marriage and a child's right to his mother and father.
SCOTUS Swats Down Rogue Court’s Block On Alabama’s Congressional Map — Again
For the second time in less than a month, SCOTUS has stepped in to halt a lower court blockade against Alabama's preferred congressional map.