Trump Issues Blistering Response to SCOTUS Ruling on Tax Records
The left has repeatedly targeted Trump, and each time the investigations either fall apart or - worse yet - are actual conspiracies.
Tag: Supreme Court
Op-Ed: Google's Day of Reckoning Is Almost Here, And Its $1 Trillion Can't Stop It
'Growing court and congressional changes have led the company to the biggest defensive battle it’s ever faced.'
SCOTUS Decision Partially Strikes Down California Restrictions on Worship
One of California Gov. Gavin Newsom's lockdown edicts has been thrown out by the U.S. Supreme Court.x
Supreme Court Announces It Will Consider Election Lawsuits in Mid-February
'Our legal issue remains important in need of the court's review,' Trump lawyer John Eastman said.
Dems Considering Packing Lower Courts to Erase Trump Legacy
Schumer is scheming to erase Trump's legacy.
Mike Huckabee: We're Finished if Dems' New “For the People” Bill Becomes Law
'There is no limit on the number of voted-and-sealed ballots a “designated person” can return. What could possibly go wrong?'
Joe Manchin Reiterates His Promise Not to Pack the Court or End the Filibuster
Senator Joe Manchin just made his move to consolidate political power among moderates in the 117th Congress.
Dan Calabrese: Facebook and Twitter Are Private Companies, But They Are Still Violating the 1st Amendment
'Some conservatives are right: It’s time for the free market to make Silicon Valley pay a financial price for what it’s doing.'
Leftists Target Clarence Thomas, Call for Resignation After Wife's Alleged Posts on Capitol Protest
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and his wife are under fire for alleged posts supporting protests at the Capitol prior to the riots.
Liberals Pushing for SCOTUS Justice To Retire as GA Senate Results Come In
The progressive group Demand Justice is pushing for liberal Justice Stephen Breyer to retire and be replaced by a more diverse member.
Trump Slams SCOTUS, Claims It Refused To View Proof of Election Fraud
President Donald Trump has harsh words for the Supreme Court as the battle over the election continues.
Supreme Court Hands Trump Admin Temporary Win in Census Case Against Blue States
'Everyone agrees by now that the government cannot feasibly implement the memorandum by excluding the estimated 10.5 million aliens.'
Dan Calabrese: Trump Won't Be Given the Magnificent Legacy He Deserves – But Whose Fault Is That?
'What Trump achieved in the realm of governing should easily rank him among the top half of America’s presidents.'
Fred Weinberg: By Booting Texas' Suit, SCOTUS Created the Roe v. Wade of the 21st Century
'You just can’t tell almost 74 million voters to go screw themselves and expect them to continue to respect you.'
Trump Tells Party He Can Still Win the Election with Help of 'Certain Very Important People'
The fate of the 2020 presidential election rides on the Supreme Court, and President Donald Trump isn't giving up yet.
Arizona GOP Appealing Suit Over Voting Software to Supreme Court
US District Judge Diane Humetewa, an Obama appointee, dismissed the Republicans' case on Wednesday.
McEnany: Texas' US Supreme Court Filing Single Most Important Document of 2020 Election
'The chances of [Biden] prevailing in all four of the states, where he was so far behind, the chances of that are one in a quadrillion to the fourth power.'
Trump Announces He Is 'Intervening' In Texas' Supreme Court Election Case
The attorneys general of Alabama and Louisiana have expressed interest in joining the lawsuit if the Supreme Court takes it up.
'Missouri Is in the Fight': MO, AR and LA Attorneys General Join Texas' SCOTUS Battle
If even more states join forces with Texas, this could very well be a critical legal battle in deciding the 2020 election.
Ted Cruz Announces He's Agreed To Argue Key Election Case in Supreme Court
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas is ready to argue what could be a landmark elections case if it reaches the US Supreme Court.
Levin: SCOTUS Likely To Rule in Trump's Favor Over 'Unconstitutional' PA Election Law Changes
Mark Levin, who served as chief of staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese in the Reagan administration, explained why the legal case is strong.