Yesterday the Supreme Court recognized the right of an artist to limit the expression - the speech - she will produce for others.
The Supreme Court struck down President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan as exceeding the Education Secretary's lawful authority.
The unprecedented (in America) abuse of power by the Biden family affects everything and everyone they touch.
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday ended the affirmative action regime of 45 years. The dissents and protests speak volumes.
The U.S. Supreme Court sent back for trial the case of a man forced out of a job for not wanting to work on Sunday.
Spalding County, Georgia took a step that could lead to paper ballots in the next election, after Georgia refused to update its machines.
The story of secret government programs performing UFO salvage without Congressional approval has seemingly prompted Congress to act.
The Supreme Court, in Moore v. Harper, the celebrated Elections Clause case, rejected the independent legislature theory of redistricting.
Citizenship has become a Presidential campaign issue once again. Herewith a proposed Constitutional amendment on citizenship and eligibility.
Special Counsel John Durham testified before the House Judiciary Committee, and caught flak from Democrats and Republicans both.