SCOTUS to Hear Arguments on Biden Vaccine Mandates
The Biden administration’s attempts to force Americans to be vaccinated against COVID-19 are running into one legal hurdle after another. ...
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Supreme Court Tells Biden Admin to Respond to Challenges to Vaccine Mandate
On Monday, Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh directed the Biden administration to respond to multiple challenges against the president’s September executive order directing businesses with over 100 employees to ensure that...
Federal Appeals Court Revives Biden Vaccine Mandate; Supreme Court May Intervene
On Friday, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati reinstated President Joe Biden’s executive order stating that workers at businesses with over 100 employees must be vaccinated with the experimental...
Justice Gorsuch Torches SCOTUS for Rejecting Challenge to NY Vax Mandate for Healthcare Workers
The U.S. Supreme Court just left in place New York's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers that allows for no religious exemptions. ...
Is SCOTUS Poised to Begin Restoring Religious Liberty in Education?
The Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in Carson v. Makin — a case of religious liberty coming out of Maine. ...
Kennedy Ravages Roe: 1973 Opinion Should be OVERTURNED; Abortion Is a State Matter
Senator John Kennedy encouraged the Supreme Court to overturn its predecessors’ folly in the current Dobbs v. Jackson case, which concerns the matter of whether pre-viability restrictions on prenatal infanticide are constitutional. ...
Kamala for Supreme Court? It COULD Happen
Democrats they may wish they could just send Kamala Harris to a convent. Since they can’t, however, they may instead send her to the Supreme Court. ...
A Very Narrow Reading of the Second Amendment Could Seriously Hurt Law-abiding Americans
On November 3, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case of New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. (NYSRPA) v. Bruen, the first major Second Amendment case...
Texas Fetal Heartbeat Law Goes to SCOTUS. But Should It?
The Texas “Heartbeat Law” — which bans most abortions after about six weeks of gestation — has been under fire since before it went into effect in September. Now it is...
Does a City Code Addressing Signage Constitute an Unconstitutional Content-based Regulation?
The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in another First Amendment-related case. This time, the court will decide whether a local code in Austin, Texas, relating to commercial signs amounts to...
Camp Constitution’s “Christian Flag” Lawsuit Will be Heard by the Supreme Court
Just days before the start of its fall term, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that could set a precedent: that Boston’s denial of a group’s request to fly the Christian...
NY AG Used Hidden Cams, Undercover Agents to Spy on Pro-Life Church
Three consecutive New York attorneys general went to great lengths to monitor a Brooklyn pastor and his congregation. The believers’ alleged infraction? Engaging in pro-life activism. The surveillance effort included a...
Supreme Court Inaction Grants Major Pro-Life Win
By allowing the midnight deadline for Texas’ Heartbeat Act to pass without taking action against it, the Supreme Court has granted an enormously important win for pro-life advocates in America. ...
Supreme Court Moratorium Decision a Roadblock to Democrat Quest for Total Government Power and Control
The Supreme Court ruling ending the CDC's eviction moratorium provided yet another example of the Democrats’ unrelenting quest for unfettered power and control over the American people. ...
COVID Power Grab: Leftist SCOTUS Judges Think Property Rights Are Property PRIVILEGES
The far-left third of the U.S. Supreme Court apparently believes your property rights aren’t “rights” at all and can be subject to unelected bureaucrats’ whims. ...