Erin Schaff - Pool / AFP / Getty Images Retired SCOTUS Justice Sounds the Alarm About Direction of the Court On the topic of the Constitution, Breyer said “half the country wasn’t represented in the political process that led to the document.” By Johnathan Jones March 19, 2024
Mark Wilson / Getty Images; Drew Angerer / Getty ImagesCommentary Former AG Pens Jaw-Dropping Letter to Supreme Court: Jack Smith's Appointment as Special Counsel Wasn't Legal Meese and colleagues referred to "private citizen Jack Smith" while asserting that he lacks the proper authority of a special counsel. By Michael Schwarz December 21, 2023
Jabin Botsford - Pool / Getty ImagesCommentary Gorsuch Humiliates Sotomayor for 'Adrift' Dissent - Here's the Quality of Leftist Justices “In some places, the dissent gets so turned around about the facts that it opens fire on its own position,” Gorsuch wrote. By Kate Anderson June 30, 2023
J. Scott Applewhite / AP Justice Gorsuch Broadsides Officials at All Levels for Massive 'Intrusions' on Americans' Civil Liberties "A leader or an expert who claims he can fix everything, if only we do exactly as he says, can prove an irresistible force." By The Associated Press May 19, 2023
Win McNamee / Getty ImagesCommentary Praying Football Coach Given Nearly $2 Million Settlement After Being Reinstated as Coach Coach Joe Kennedy can resume kneeling at the 50-yard line at the end of each game. No telling how many students will be influenced. By Mike Landry March 20, 2023
Michael B. Thomas / Getty ImagesCommentary Top 5 Incredibe SCOTUS Decisions We Wouldn't Have Gotten Without Trump Former President Trump appointed three judges during his presidency. Now his legacy lives on through these 5 big SCOTUS decisions. By Ole Braatelien July 3, 2022
Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images Supreme Court Asks Maryland, Virginia Governors to Put an End to Regular Protests Outside Justices' Homes The Supreme Court is asking the governors of Maryland and Virginia to end the regular protests occurring outside of the Justices' homes. By Richard Moorhead July 3, 2022
Andrew Harnik - Pool / Getty Images 27 Democrats Vote Against Round-the-Clock Security for Supreme Court Justices Many Democrats oppose protecting the families of Supreme Court justices after protests outside of their homes. By Jack Davis June 14, 2022
@nowthisnews / Twitter screen shot SCOTUS Schedule Reveals We Might See a Roe v. Wade Decision as Early as Monday A fence is already up outside the Supreme Court. The Department of Homeland Security has been preparing for trouble. By Joe Saunders May 22, 2022
Rick Bowmer / APCommentary White House Gives Approval to Crowds Mobbing SCOTUS Justices' Homes: No 'Official US Government Position on Where People Protest' White House press secretary Jen Psaki refused to condemn radical pro-abortion activists' plans to target justices' homes. By Grant Atkinson May 6, 2022