Supreme Court
Don’t cancel SCOTUS
Jonathan Turley explains in the latest edition of Hillsdale College’s Imprimis why we shouldn’t “cancel” the US Supreme Court. There is a radical movement rising in the U.S. with chilling parallels to the French Revolution.…
Don’t cancel SCOTUS
Jonathan Turley explains in the latest edition of Hillsdale College’s Imprimis why we shouldn’t “cancel” the US Supreme Court. There is a radical movement rising in the U.S. with chilling parallels to the French Revolution.…
Toward an Office of Parental Rights in Texas
Key points: Changing legal images of the family, constitutional disputes, and state overreach threaten parental rights as a broad, actionable claim of parents over the direction of their child’s life. The Due Process Clause…
Court is no place for Trump’s ‘ballroom dance’
Editors at National Review Online respond to the most recent court ruling in the battle over a White House ballroom. The Supreme Court has put an end to the federal lawsuit against Donald Trump’s construction of a new…
The trouble with rational basis review, part four
Rational basis review violates North Carolinians’ right to a fair trial It also compromises the integrity and the legitimacy of our system of constitutional government We need a better approach to judicial review in North…
SCOTUS and the ‘depravity’ of the political left
Editors at Issues and Insights address different political factions’ approach to the US Supreme Court. If you want to understand the difference between the political left and right, just look at how each side has treated the…
Friedman’s cluelessness expands to SCOTUS
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a major legacy media columnist who rarely knows his subject matter. Eighty-two-year-old Nina Totenberg had the 2026 prize for most embarrassingly false Supreme Court…
SCOTUS rejects ‘end run’ around Second Amendment protections
John Commerford writes for the Daily Signal about a significant recent US Supreme Court decision. Hawaii’s most recent Second Amendment defeat at the U.S. Supreme Court was both a major victory for the right to bear arms and…
Threats against SCOTUS come from one side of political aisle
Hannah Bates writes for the Federalist about the source of physical threats against US Supreme Court justices. Supreme Court justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified before the House and Senate Appropriations…
Jackson is SCOTUS’ most partisan justice
Skye Graham writes for the Federalist about an interesting new analysis of US Supreme Court partisanship. A new Wall Street Journal analysis found that Ketanji Brown Jackson is the most partisan justice on the Supreme Court,…
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