Supreme Court Unanimously Rules in Favor of the NRA in Battle with New York State
The American Civil Liberties Union actually sided with the NRA, despite its usual association with left-wing causes and organizations.
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SCOTUS Justice Samuel Alito Fires Back at Dems, Refuses to Step Aside from Trump and Jan. 6 Cases
The jurist has faced pressure to recuse himself for weeks since The New York Times published stories about him.
Justice Sotomayor on the Reality of Being a Liberal in a Conservative Court: 'I Live in Frustration'
The same justice who has talked about the Supreme Court's collegial nature now says rulings she loses make her cry.
Liberals Are Smearing Alito with Upside-Down Flag Story - Here's the Real Point
When it comes to the NYT's Alito "scoop," it can best be summed up in one phrase: Same old witch-hunt, different witch.
Clarence Thomas Unexpectedly Absent for Supreme Court Oral Arguments
Thomas has served on the Supreme Court since 1991, when he was nominated by then-President George H.W. Bush.
NYC Council Begs High Court to Allow Noncitizens to Vote, Not Even Hiding Its True Desire Anymore
“Empowering New Yorkers to participate in our local democratic process can only strengthen New York City by increasing civic engagement."
Libs So Convinced Trump Will Win That They're Trying to Boot Sotomayor Before Election
A writer in The Atlantic lamented "cowardice in speaking up about Sotomayor" among Democrats who won't pressure her to retire.
Kari Lake Takes Ballot Counting Machines Case to U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona 2022 GOP candidates Kari Lake and Mark Finchem filed took their electronic voting machines case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Lets True Thoughts on First Amendment Slip: An Obstacle 'Hamstringing the Government'
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson shares her view on the First Amendment and how it "hamstrings" censorship of free speech.
Retired SCOTUS Justice Sounds the Alarm About Direction of the Court
On the topic of the Constitution, Breyer said “half the country wasn’t represented in the political process that led to the document.”
Supreme Court Rules on Social Media Case, Gives Citizens Big Power Against Politicians Who Block Them
The issue first came up in a case filed against then-President Trump, who was sued by Twitter users after being blocked by the president.
Watch: Clarence Thomas and 2 Other Justices Skip Biden's SOTU as 6 of the 9 Walk in
Biden criticized some members of the Supreme Court during a charged moment of his speech, but only six justices showed up to hear it.
Colorado Official's Response to Trump's Unanimous Supreme Court Win Goes Viral
The Supreme Court unanimously overturned a Colorado ruling that Trump was ineligible for high office because he had incited "insurrection."
SCOTUS Announces Date For Big Rulings, Could Democrat Efforts to Remove Trump Be Put to an End?
The U.S. Supreme Court could issue a ruling Monday that would affect former President Donald Trump's place on the Colorado ballot.
SCOTUS Justices Make Big Announcement as Trump Rulings Loom
There is much that Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Sonia Sotomayor disagree on, but they're aligned on one major issue.
Clarence Thomas Has Already Issued a Perfect Response to Media Members Who Want Him to Quit the Supreme Court
If John Oliver thought his attempted bribery was going to work on Clarence Thomas, he might want to look at this video from two years ago.
Pelosi: Americans Should Vote Based on How Politics Impacts Their Lives, Not Their Religion
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi agreed Tuesday with the notion that Americans should vote based on how politics impacts their lives, not their religion.
State AG Explains Why He Sued to Stop Biden's $400 Billion Student Loan Cancellation Program
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in Biden v. Nebraska regarding the Biden administration's student debt cancellation program.
Judicial Expert Knocks Down Ridiculous Argument Ending Roe Could Lead to End of Interracial Marriages
'Justice Alito’s draft went out of its way to clarify this opinion is not going to affect some of those rights,' Carrie Severino said.
Former US Attorney McCarthy Lays Out Criminal Charges Supreme Court Leaker Could Face
"These are government records. All the people who work at the Supreme Court. They’re not private actors. They’re all government officials."
Jackson Won't Say Whether She Agrees with Ginsburg That Men and Women Have Physical Differences
The issue is front and center as gender identity seeks to permeate our nation's schools, sports competitions and legal definitions.