High-profile Supreme Court cases to watch in 2023-24
The Supreme Court is expected to rule on several important cases in 2023-24 on such topics as abortion, opioids, social…
Supreme Court prepares for new term by looking back, with likely impact on 2024 elections
The Supreme Court's new term will involve decisions on key issues that have created a divide among political candidates and…
Chief Justice in year-end report reinforces need for judicial security after contentious year at Supreme Court
Chief Justice John Roberts' report was notable for his thanking Congress for increasing security for justices, as well as it…
Dark money group linked to foreign billionaire infused millions of dollars to major Dem, left-wing causes
A dark money group tied to Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss funneled millions of dollars last year to groups committed to…
Supreme Court justices issue scathing Title 42 dissent: ‘We are a court of law’
Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a scathing dissent of the majority's opinion to indefinitely keep…
DOJ official admits targeting pro-lifers in the wake of SCOTUS Roe v Wade ruling
A Justice Department official earlier this month admitted to ramping up prosecution against pro-life activists in the wake of the…
John Fetterman’s top aide repeatedly attacked Democrats Manchin, Sinema, Feinstein on Twitter
Adam Jentleson, Sen.-elect John Fetterman's incoming chief of staff, has often publicly criticized moderate Democrats for their opposition to abolishing…
John Fetterman’s top aide called for Dems to brand Amy Coney Barrett’s SCOTUS nomination ‘illegitimate’
Sen.-elect John Fetterman's incoming chief of staff is a progressive activist who has openly supported eliminating the filibuster and expanding…
John Fetterman’s top aide is outspoken court packing activist: ‘This is all about power’
Sen.-elect John Fetterman's newly-chosen chief of staff is an outspoken proponent of court packing and previously stated the fight was…
SCOTUS poll: Where Democrats and Republicans stand on race-based college admissions
A new Marquette Law School poll found 41% of Americans disapprove of a student's race being factored into college admissions.…