Sonia Sotomayor

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…

Until this week, it wasn’t clear whether the Supreme Court would allow itself to be turned into a political weapon for Democrats or bow under extreme pressure from the news media, but at least for now, all nine justices have proven they are…

ProPublica, the left’s favorite “unbiased” investigative journalism group, spent the better part of 2023 harassing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas over alleged ethics violations but was absent at the wheel when it came to…

Most Clarence Thomas hit pieces can’t stand up to perfunctory scrutiny. But the newest doesn’t even make any sense. In a new five-person-bylined article, anti-Supreme Court outfit ProPublica takes a decades-old offhand complaint…

Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States issued its long-awaited decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and the University of North Carlina. A 6-3 majority held that granting racial preferences in admissions to both…

Justice Neil Gorsuch offered a straight-fire defense of free speech and religious liberty in the U.S. Supreme Court’s 303 Creative v. Elenis decision on Friday, which represented a major win for Americans’ First Amendment rights. As The…

The dishonest, ginned–up campaign to smear originalists on the Supreme Court has always been predicated on half-truths and innuendo. But Slate’s Mark Joseph Stern is now accusing Samuel Alito of “violating” completely imaginary SCOTUS ethic…

The concerted effort by the media and Democrats to delegitimize the Supreme Court is the most consequential attack on our institutions in memory. Make no mistake. Today’s “Supreme Court Ethics Reform” hearing is meant to discredit…

The Court did its best to avoid letting the politics of abortion further warp the relationships between federal courts and state government. NRPLUS MEMBER ARTICLE H ard cases make bad law, and bad decisions make more hard cases. Roe v.…