Exclusive: Secretaries Of State Argue 9th Circuit ‘Erased’ Right To Remove Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
The secretaries from Kentucky, Mississippi, and Nebraska filed a brief in a SCOTUS case in support of proof of citizenship in voter vetting.
GOP Bill Aims To Bring Back Common Sense To Election Day And Mail-In Ballots
The bill, introduced by two Florida Republicans, follows this summer's feckless 5-4 Supreme Court ruling that kept the chaos in place.
Leftists Tried To Stop Clarence Thomas From Going Further. They Failed Miserably
'Going Further' shows how Clarence Thomas is willing to lay everything on the line for what is right and just.
Friends Don’t Let Friends Vote For Dems’ Gambit To Destroy SCOTUS
A vote for Democrats this November gives them license to wage war against and destroy the U.S. Supreme Court.
Massachusetts Court Says Town Can’t Build Statues Of Christian Heroes Because They’re Christian
The Supreme Judicial Court blocked Quincy, Massachusetts, from installing two bronze statues of St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian.
The Federalist’s Guide To The 2026 Supreme Court Term
Here is a breakdown of the biggest legal battles set to be argued before the Supreme Court during its 2026-2027 term.
SCOTUS Greenlights White House Ballroom Construction
In a 5-4 ruling, SCOTUS on Monday paused a lower court injunction that blocked construction of President Trump's new White House ballroom.
Federal Judge: Child Sex Abuse Images Are OK As Long As They’re Made With AI
A federal judge ruled this week that possession of AI images depicting child sexual abuse material is protected by the First Amendment.
SCOTUS Asked To Inject Dose Of Clarity Into Vaccine Mandate Jurisprudence
In the coming weeks, SCOTUS is expected to consider whether to take up and hear arguments in a case involving Covid vaccine mandates.
NYT Legal Loss Underscores SCOTUS’s Need To Fix Defamation Doctrine
The legal reasoning behind New York Times v. Sullivan is as thin and weak as the paper it’s printed on.