Sonia Sotomayor

This week, President Biden introduced his plan for “reforming” the Supreme Court, featuring an unconstitutional proposal for imposing term limits on justices. This development follows years of relentless leftist attacks and unfair criticism…

The Democrat Party and its allies in corporate media didn’t pull the trigger in Saturday’s suspected attempt on former President Donald Trump’s life, but their vitriolic rhetoric has certainly set the tone for such political violence,…

A deputy U.S. marshal used a firearm to thwart an attempted carjacking in Washington, D.C., while protecting the residence of notoriously anti-Second Amendment Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Eighteen-year-old Kentrell Flowers…

Left-wing sycophants are suggesting President Joe Biden could try to assassinate former President Donald Trump or justices of the Supreme Court (or anyone!) after the high court threw a monkey wrench into their lawfare efforts to knock…

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that cities can enforce public camping bans, offering hope to communities that have been struggling with an explosion in homelessness for years. In a 6-3 decision, the court overruled Grants Pass v.…

The Supreme Court affirmed the constitutional right to trial by jury on Thursday in a decision kneecapping the administrative state’s ability to go around throwing people in jail with no checks. The high court ruled 6-3 in SEC v. Jarkesy…

Justice Sonia Sotomayor used Thursday’s Supreme Court hearing of Donald Trump’s presidential immunity claims to further Democrats’ debunked “fake electors” narrative. The moment came during the high court’s questioning of Trump lawyer John…

They say bad facts make bad law. But bad hypotheticals make even worse law, especially when they come from a clueless set of judges considering the most important free speech case in years. That thought repeatedly crossed my…

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit moved quickly Tuesday in temporarily blocking a Texas law giving police officers the authority to arrest suspected illegal aliens crossing into the state after the Supreme Court lifted a…

On July 4, 2023, Louisiana-based federal Judge Terry Doughty issued a historic decision in the censorship case then called Missouri v. Biden (the case was filed by two state attorneys general, including Missouri Attorney General Eric…