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Margot Cleveland of the Federalist highlights a disturbing memorandum emerging from the federal court system. Federal judge James Boasberg advised Chief Justice John Roberts and some two dozen other judges…
Shawn Fleetwood reminds Federalist readers that the nation’s newest Supreme Court justice was not appointed to be a jurist. While the Supreme Court’s 2024 term has come to an end,…
On May 28, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) ruled in favor of the challengers in two cases challenging some of President Donald Trump’s tariff…
Glenn Reynolds writes for the New York Post about the U.S. Supreme Court’s questionable approach toward the Trump administration. Roberts seems less concerned with preserving the court’s legitimacy in the…
John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist assesses a recent string of legal rulings against the Trump administration. At this point it’s not too much to say that the federal judiciary…
Editors at National Review Online ponder new revelations about President Biden’s dubious dealings. In Chicago, Democrats took the curtain-opening night of their national convention in Chicago to inflate the Biden…
John Daniel Davidson urges Federalist readers to readjust their thinking about the nation’s highest court. The Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling in Murthy v. Missouri dropped Wednesday, shattering the hopes of conservatives that…
James Lynch writes for National Review Online about the latest bad news for the U.S. attorney general. House Republicans voted on Wednesday to hold U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland in…
(UPDATE: The CPI score for two House districts was entered incorrectly. The CPI score for district 34 should be D+15, not D+23. The CPI score for district 100 should be…
Howie Carr writes for the Boston Herald about one negative consequence of diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Here in Boston, we know just how corrupt the FBI can be. For…
Editors at National Review Online ponder a former Democratic Senate leader’s role in creating today’s American judiciary. Ten years ago, … Harry Reid, Chuck Schumer, and Senate Democrats shattered a…
October 26 Update: The General Assembly ratified amended versions of Senate Bill 758 and House Bill 898 on October 25. The changes are mostly minor and do not change the…