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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 29

1958—In a joint opinion of all nine justices in Cooper v. Aaron, the Supreme Court for the first time asserts the myth of judicial supremacy. The…

Not All ‘Classical’ Schools Are Created Equal

The most consequential differences are often the least obvious.

James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism

Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Jesus agrees with the Senate candidate about important planks of...

Government Shouldn’t Be Forcing Christian Ministries to Hire Non-Christians

A legal argument in Washington State is a threat to religious nonprofits nationwide.

The Bottom Begins to Drop Out

All of the familiar beats that signal a GOP reckoning are being heard.

Pop star-turned-Dem candidate’s defense of graphic murder video resurfaces in key House race

Bobby Pulido defended Gerardo Ortiz's graphic music video depicting sexual violence, adding to controversies as he challenges Monica De La Cruz.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 29

2013—In a challenge to a California law that prohibits mental-health counselors from engaging in “sexual orientation change efforts” with clients who are minors, a Ninth...

How the Trump Administration Is Reimagining Civil-Rights Enforcement

Its muscular approach sets it apart from previous Republican administrations.

On the Election Case, Take the Supreme Court Justices at Their Word

Fidelity to the judicial role constrains them from insinuating that the president will abuse his power — but if he does, they will respond...

A Visit to Kyiv to Mark Ukraine’s 35 Years of Independence

On this anniversary, the steadfast hope and determination of the Ukrainian people continue to inspire.

One question about the Constitution puts liberals’ appetite for sweeping change to the test

March on Washington activists called to abolish the Senate and rewrite the Constitution while pushing Zohran Mamdani-style socialist policies.

Viral Dearborn pastor delivers blunt warning on El-Sayed Senate bid: ‘Can you imagine?’

Pastor Lorenzo Sewell warns that Abdul El-Sayed could recommend federal judges aligned with Sharia law if elected to the Michigan Senate seat.

Trump’s tougher round-two birthright citizenship strategy hinges on key legal distinction, experts say

President Donald Trump's new birthright citizenship orders target children of terrorists and foreign government employees using classic legal exceptions.

Appeals court delivers unsettling ruling — and says Supreme Court left it no choice

A federal appeals court says Supreme Court precedent forced it to protect possession of AI-generated child sexual abuse material, raising urgent questions.

Jewish AG’s convention boycott exposes deepening Israel fault line among Michigan Democrats

Michigan Democrats hold their 2026 convention as Dana Nessel says she won't attend over antisemitism fears and pro-Palestinian activist clashes.

Crackdown on critical tech could open Americans to a new national security threat

Brittany Kaiser warns that data center moratoriums could force American companies to process sensitive data overseas, raising national security concerns.

‘We have not slowed down’: Minnesota not out of the woods on massive fraud scandal, expert warns

Despite Minnesota's fraud scandal costing taxpayers billions, a policy expert warns more than one new assisted-living license is approved daily.

Dem candidate erupts in profane defense of Hasan Piker as party figures distance themselves

Christopher Rabb profanely defended podcaster Hasan Piker as Hakeem Jeffries and other Democrats condemned the streamer's remarks as antisemitic.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott moves to cut state funding for AI-powered Flock cameras amid privacy concerns

Greg Abbott ordered Texas agencies to pause funding for Flock Safety's AI-powered license plate readers as cities cancel contracts over privacy.

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