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The Supreme Court heard argument in two cases of reverse discrimination in university admissions. The conservatives seem ready to end it.
In Doe v. McKee, the U.S. Supreme Court missed a chance to defend the lives of the pre-born. Must that await a generational change?
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson rewrote the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution at oral argument in Merrill v. Milligan and Caster.
The Kansas amendment on regulation of ending of pregnancy failed by a large margin, because it was ambiguous in wording and apparent purpose.
Christians have an opportunity, with three recent Supreme Court precedents, to counterattack against the enemies of freedom.
The anti-life philosophy and ethos met its endgame yesterday, having only pointless histrionics to defend it. Now it's the pro-life turn.
Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) singled out a particularly bad Supreme Court precedent. But he didn't make the strongest argument against it.
The people of the United States must now answer for forty-nine years of inaction. The blood of 63 million victims now waits for atonement.
In West Virginia v. EPA, the Supreme Court severely limited the administrative state by telling Congress that it, not bureaucrats, makes law.
Election law looks to dominate the 2022 term of the U.S. Supreme Court, with a major redistricting case having far-reaching implications.
