Shawn Fleetwood writes for the Federalist about one federal judge’s refreshing commentary. Years before becoming a judge on the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, James Ho clerked for the renowned…
Adam White highlights the history of threats to judicial independence in the United States. In an anti-institutional era, does any institution face more dangerous attacks than our Constitution’s judicial branch?…
Editors at National Review Online urge the nation’s highest court and legislative branch to work together on new limits for other federal judges. The Trump administration has been ensnared in…
Mark Chesnut highlights a recent revelation about the FBI’s role in misleading the public about responsible gun owners’ role in dealing with active shooters. In mid-December, Dr. John Lott, president…
Dan McLaughlin of National Review Online profiles U.S. Sheldon Whitehouse, who once targeted the John Locke Foundation from the Senate floor. When Democrats want to threaten or delegitimize the federal…
Robert VerBruggen writes at National Review Online about the latest court to consider the Affordable Care Act’s future. The main takeaway is that the court punted on the key issue,…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online rebuts a high-profile columnist’s recommendations for the future of the federal judiciary. Jamelle Bouie of the New York Times has written a brief for…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online uses the recent federal court ruling against the Affordable Care Act to remind readers about that legislation’s fundamental problems. [T]he problem with Obamacare isn’t…
Philip Klein‘s latest Washington Examiner article focuses on the timetable for the U.S. Supreme Court’s consideration of the legal challenges to the federal health care reform law. Last month, a…
Before Gov. Perdue decides to veto the Health Care Protection Act, she should look at Federal Judge Roger Vinson’s ruling against ObamaCare. It was already clear to me that the…
Cato’s Michael Cannon offers his analysis of Judge Hudson’s decision here. We’ve been slipping fast into a nation afflicted by terminal politicization, but this decision offers some HOPE of stopping…
Far from ?inactivity,? by choosing to forgo insurance, Plaintiffs are making an economic decision to try to pay for health care services later, out of pocket, rather than now, through…