U.S. Supreme Court

Late last month, the Supreme Court held oral arguments on a case that looks at what behavior counts as religious activity. The court seems poised to overturn Wisconsin’s absurd decision that self-giving acts of charity are not religious…

Tren de Aragua is a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization from Venezuela, with ties to the Venezuelan far-left totalitarian government. According to NBC, in an article that astonishingly tries to be sympathetic toward the gang, the…

Kaley Chiles is a Christian counselor in Colorado. When the state passed a law forcing mental health professionals to advance radical gender ideology, she challenged it. Now, the Supreme Court has agreed to review the case — in what could…

While trying to catch President Donald Trump’s solicitor general nominee in a “gotcha” moment, Democrat Sen. Dick Durbin apparently defended enforcement of the infamous Supreme Court ruling that upheld the internment of more than one…

President Joe Biden infamously took a number of initiatives to thwart the success of President Donald Trump’s second administration. One such measure was to embed politically charged language into the policies of science-based agencies,…

Recently the Supreme Court decided to take up a monopoly case: America’s public schools. Of course, that’s not how this case will be portrayed — especially by those fighting to sustain the monopoly that has cost Americans so much. Yet…

Little has enraged football fans quite like the most recent AFC Championship game, in which a pair of questionable calls propelled the Kansas City Chiefs to their third straight Super Bowl. Conspiracy theories and jokes about a rigged NFL…

If you were wondering how long it would take for Democrats to sue the Trump administration, we have an answer. With the ink barely dry, eighteen Democrat state attorneys general, four additional Democrat state AGs, and a collection of…

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul gave cheating spouses an early Christmas present, signing a bill repealing a long-standing statute that made adultery a misdemeanor. She called the law “silly” and “outdated.” Past efforts to kill the…

Critics are making fun of Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for her “cringe” special appearance on Saturday in a bit part of a queer-themed Broadway musical. The popular show, which imagines what would have happened if Juliet had not…