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By Ilya Shapiro: Every four-year term, a president appoints around a fifth of the judiciary. They continue shaping our world long after the president who appointed them has left the White House.
Read MoreBy Guy Benson: Late last week, to little acclaim or media fanfare, President Trump announced another round of new federal judicial nominees.
Read MoreBy Thomas Gallatin: Democrats are slowing confirmation of judicial nominees, hoping to regain control of Senate in 2018.
Read MoreBy John Stonestreet & Roberto Rivera : Court cases across the country continue to point to the big showdown coming soon at the Supreme Court.
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Slattery and Tiffany Bates: With over 160 court vacancies to fill, it makes little sense to allow Democrats to abuse blue slips for political gains.
Read MoreBy Michael Brown: To the extent we view Christian faith as an enemy, we undermine the very source of our liberties and freedoms.
Read MoreBy Kevin Daley: President Donald Trump submitted another slate of judicial nominees to the Senate Thursday.
Read MoreBy Frank Pavone: President Trump has plenty of qualified, pro-life nominees in tow. Yet that’s not enough, because getting them confirmed has been nearly impossible.
Read MoreBy Jonathan Lange: The question Obergefell has raised across that land is: can we craft laws that permit mutually exclusive views to peacefully coexist?
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The above headline is from an informative short post about Illinois redistricting by Dennis Bryne over at the “Barbershop.” The topic is “gerrymandering,” the now 200-year-old fight over how legislative district lines are drawn. Every ten…
Read MoreBy Scott Lively: A solid majority of true constitutional originalists could actually restore the legal primacy of the natural family in America fairly quickly.
Read MoreBy Damon Root: Asset forfeiture has “led to egregious and well-chronicled abuses,” Thomas writes.
Read MoreBy Joseph Klein: SCOTUS curbs lower courts’ encroachments on presidential national security powers.
Read MoreBy Kathryn Blackhurst: LifeZette editor-in-chief blasts ‘ridiculous’ exemption tacked onto travel ban decision by SCOTUS.
Read MoreBy Michael Gryboski: The United States Supreme Court has ruled that a Missouri church should not be prohibited from benefiting from a secular aid program solely because it is a church.
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