Justice Barrett Gives First Interview Since ‘Mistaken’ Birthplace Citizenship Ruling

While saying she has 'thoughts' on the subject, Barrett declined to provide her views on Democrat efforts to impose term limits on SCOTUS.

Leftists Tried To Stop Clarence Thomas From Going Further. They Failed Miserably

Going Further shows how Clarence Thomas is willing to lay everything on the line for what is right and just.

Gorsuch Abandons Originalism (Again) With Claims America Isn’t A Christian Nation

Justice Gorsuch keeps insisting America was founded as a religiously neutral nation, but the founding-era record tells a very different story.

After Birthplace Citizenship Case, The Conservative Legal Movement Needs To Raise Its Standards

In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism, in and of itself, is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.

SCOTUS Execution Case Exemplifies The Thomas-Alito Dream Team At Its Best

Whereas Thomas plants the beacon on where SCOTUS should be on an issue, Alito is willing to stake out a milder position to help get it there over time.

Any Vote For Democrats Is Now A Vote For Their Plan To Overthrow SCOTUS

Federal elections are no longer about which party gets to appoint SCOTUS justices, but how many justices there will be.

What All Americans Can Learn From Clarence Thomas’ Life And Record-Setting Career

While his intellect and writing have become some of Thomas' most defining qualities, they are but a few of the many reasons Americans adore him.

How Justice Alito Assembled The Coalition That Sent Roe To The Dustbin Of History

Alito was seen as the 'best person for the job' because 'one of his greatest strengths is keeping a majority opinion together,' writes Hemingway.

A Supreme Court That Doesn’t Stop Birthplace Citizenship Isn’t Originalist

Originalism counts for little if justices can brush aside the historical evidence because it is inconvenient.

WaPo Thinks SCOTUS Upholding The Constitution Is A Bad Thing

In his new article, Washington Post reporter Justin Jouvenal attempts to convince readers that SCOTUS has waged a war on 'civil rights.'