As former President Ronald Reagan might say, there they go again. Over there at Fox News is this headline: MSNBC host angrily throws her script during show in reaction to Trump calling out judge’s daughter Trump suggested Judge Merchan was…
This U.S. Supreme Court seems to have a penchant for trying to make history. This time, it’s for the court’s release of its first-ever code of conduct. While the fact that the justices have codified their conduct is perhaps newsworthy,…
The People’s Justice: Clarence Thomas and the Constitutional Stories That Define Him By Amul Thapar (Regnery Gateway, 304 pages, $33) Cases decided by the United States Supreme Court frequently involve individuals who present compelling stories that get buried in the…
WASHINGTON — Leonard Leo, the founder of the Federalist Society and of various other conservative groups, is sitting on a bundle of money. Moreover, he is giving a lot of it away. He is not giving it to any left-wing…
Anything new about religion stirring up controversy? Not since Cain took exception to Abel’s sacrifice. Don’t take this as an assault on traditional religions. It addresses all religions, because everyone has a religion. Every person must act without complete knowledge….
This June, the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action, ruling it invalid under the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. For Justice Clarence Thomas, the ruling fulfilled his decades-old legal vision of affirmative action’s incompatibility with the Constitution. He…
The U.S. Supreme Court outlawed explicit racism in college admissions on Thursday. This naturally outraged those so obsessed with outlawing explicit racism in college admissions that they instituted it. The dissent defends, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the Students…
The past five weeks have seen a flurry of media activity, clearly coordinated, against the right-of-center U.S. Supreme Court. First, the outlet ProPublica began publishing a series of pieces “exposing” the well-known fact of Justice Clarence Thomas’ long-running friendship with…
Rudimentary U.S. civics courses teach that the federal government has three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. Each possesses a distinct power set. In Article III, the Constitution vests in the courts the bulk of judiciary authority. These fundamental facts of America’s…
Supreme Court Justice Thomas is under fire, but what else is new? The only difference today is the grounds. The Left has discovered that Thomas’ friend Harlan Crow is not only a billionaire, but also a collector of unmentionables. Which…