SCOTUS Rules Cities Can Enforce Bans On Homeless Encampments
The Supreme Court ruled in Grants Pass v. Johnson that cities can ban homeless encampments, denouncing previous rulings as legislating from the bench.Supreme Court Strikes Blow To Administrative State, Overturns Chevron Doctrine
The high court's decision marks a major victory for conservatives seeking to dismantle the unchecked power of unelected bureaucrats.String Of Unanimous SCOTUS Decisions Confirms Proliferation Of Activist Lower Courts
Justices’ agreement suggests lower courts — not the highest bench in the land — are the judicial bodies that have ‘gone off the rails.’Rolling Stone’s Hit Piece On Amy Coney Barrett Is Even Dumber Than You Think
Rolling Stone's dishonest smear of Justice Barrett is the latest in Democrats' campaign to delegitimize SCOTUS.Supreme Court Justices Purposely Ignore The Main Issue In Abortion Pill Arguments
It looks like the justices will rule in favor of the FDA, making Jackson’s scenario of a viral murderous trend a government-endorsed reality.If ‘Diversity Is Our Strength,’ Why Is Our Military So Weak?
Race-conscious 'diversity, equity, and inclusion' (DEI) policies are worsening the U.S. military's personnel shortages.What SCOTUS Should Have Heard On Federal Censorship In Murthy v. Missouri Oral Arguments
In Monday’s arguments in the Murthy v. Missouri censorship case, a clueless set of judges considered the most important free speech case in years.Today's top stories
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