Supreme Court
The latest on the Supreme Court of the United States. Led by Chief Justice John Roberts, the Supreme Court is the highest court in the federal judiciary. Justices are appointed by presidents to lifetime appointments and must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
Destructive SCOTUS Power Play Will Only Hurt Democrats
Radical House and Senate Democrats introduced a plan to pack the Supreme Court with partisan justices that would fundamentally undermine the rule of law and change American democracy as we know it.
Mike Lindell Wants to Take $1.6Bn Lawsuit Against Dominion to Supreme Court
The MyPillow CEO on Monday said he's suing Dominion Voting Systems for $1.6 billion for "our First Amendment rights."
Supreme Court Lifetime Appointments Opposed by 63% of Americans: Poll
Just 38 percent of Americans approve of a Democratic plan to add four new justices to the nation's top court.
Colorado Judge Censured for Using N-Word Resigns
The court reported an incident where the judge had allegedly asked a Black family court facilitator about using the N-word while the two were riding in a vehicle.
Franklin Graham Says Expanding Supreme Court Could Make U.S. 'Godless'
The evangelist warned that increasing the number of seats on the high court could be a danger the county.
The Abiding Shame of 'Packing' the Supreme Court
As shameful as the present stunt is, it is at least clarifying about the modern Democratic Party's thirst for power.
Graham Slams Rep. Jones for Suggesting Supreme Court Led US to Capitol Riot
In the video, which was posted to Twitter by Jones, he can be heard saying, "Our Democracy is in crisis. The insurrection on January 6 made that clear. This crisis didn't arrive overnight, or by accident. The Supreme Court helped bring us here."
Democrats' Court-Packing Plan Dead on Arrival as Pelosi Won't Consider It
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has nixed a proposal to expand the U.S. Supreme Court, telling reporters Thursday that she won't advance legislation some Democrats unveiled this week.
Critics Mock SCOTUS Packing as 'Infrastructure' While Dems Release Plan
On Thursday, Congressional Democrats unveiled legislation in both chambers that would expand the number of Supreme Court justices from nine to 13.
How Democrats Could Pack the Supreme Court—and How the GOP Could Stop Them
The Constitution does not set out how many justices are permitted to sit on the court.
Biden Once Called Court-Packing 'Bonehead Idea' : 'Terrible Mistake'
Biden has previously dismissed the idea of putting more justices on the court, but a new bill seeks to add four more.
Jerry Nadler Refuses to Say If Democrats Plan to Pack Supreme Court
Democrats will reportedly introduce a bill on Thursday that would expand the court from nine justices to 13.
Biden's Supreme Court-Packing Commission Sets Up New Battle With GOP
Biden will fulfill a promise he made on the campaign trail on Friday and sign an executive order establishing a commission to study whether to expand the Supreme Court.
Clarence Thomas Shows the Path Forward on Big Tech
We can, and must, use all tools necessary in our policy and legal arsenal to rein in the Big Tech oligarchs before it is too late.
Biden's First Judicial Nominees a Sign of What's to Come
Regardless of how well Biden's nominees are received in our 50-50 Senate, the real fight will happen when 82‐year‐old Justice Stephen Breyer inevitably retires.
Supreme Court Rules Georgia Didn't Kill Florida's Oyster Industry
Florida claimed that Georgia uses too much of the water that flows from Atlanta to the Gulf of Mexico, arguing that overconsumption led to the decline in Florida's oyster industry.
Supreme Court Rules Facebook Text Notifications Are Not Robocalls
A Montana man filed a lawsuit against the social media giant when he could not stop notifications saying an attempt had been made to log in to his account from a new device or browser.
SCOTUS May Step Into Gun Control Debate By Hearing Case On Concealed Carry
The NRA is backing a challenge to a New York policy that requires residents to show "proper cause" in order to be permitted to carry a concealed handgun in public.
New Voting Rights Laws Could be Upheld by the Supreme Court
If pending voting rights laws are enacted, the Supreme Court will uphold them.
Mike Lindell Says Supreme Court Will Have to Take Up Election Fraud Case
This month, the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security issued a joint report stating that the federal agencies found no evidence of foreign interference in the election.
After Trump DOJ Set Execution Record Inmates Hope Biden Halts Death Penalty
Trump's DOJ resumed federal capital punishment after a 17-year hiatus, overseeing more executions than any president in 120 years.
Kavanaugh Investigation by Garland Would Reopen Old Supreme Court Wounds
Senate Republicans refused to hold hearings for Garland when he was nominated to the court by Barack Obama in 2016.
Will Lawyers Comply With Coca-Cola's Racial Quota?
Coke sells its product as the "pause that refreshes." Coca-Cola might refreshingly pause in its latest scheme to achieve racial justice.
Sheldon Whitehouse's Mistaken Crusade Against the Supreme Court
Curtailing the right to associate and speak anonymously would do profound damage in the current political climate.
What Winning at the Supreme Court Means to Me—and to America
My case started when officials at Georgia Gwinnett College stopped me from speaking about my faith on campus.
Trump's Election Lawsuit Battles End as SCOTUS Declines Wisconsin Case
The former president and his Republican allies have lost dozens of election-related lawsuits filed in the wake of the November race.
Equal Rights Amendment Can't Be Ratified, Judge Rules, Could Go to SCOTUS
The amendment's supporters say that without a constitutional amendment, women are left to fight long, costly court battles to ensure they receive the same civil rights and legal protections given to men.
Google's Anti-competitive Behavior Will be its Undoing
The honeymoon period for giant internet companies is long gone, and no one is under more scrutiny than Google.
Save America's Workers from the Church of Wokeness
Woke corporations in America today think they can fire employees for their politics without legal liability. They're mistaken.
Supreme Court Rejects Sidney Powell Fraud Petitions in Less Than 10 Words
Its curt rejection on Monday responded to demands for "extraordinary" action to be taken in the "Kraken" cases.
