Biden Unveils his Supreme Court Reform Panel
The Biden administration has released its plan to study how to reform the Supreme Court. Many conservatives believe its purpose is to give Biden the all-clear to add new Supreme…
Biden Executive Orders on Guns Pale Beside Court Decision
President Joe Biden issued a series of executive orders on firearms, including an order on so-called “ghost guns:” Biden plans to direct the Justice Department to issue a tentative rule…
Biden Readies ‘Largest Tax Hike in Generations’
President Joe Biden intends to go big – very big – in his infrastructure spending proposal. But to help pay for the estimated $4 trillion in new spending Biden wants,…
‘What Unites us is…a Common Hope for the Future – a Shared Love of Freedom’
U.S. Appeals Court Judge James Ho testified at a House Judiciary Committee hearing about diversity on the federal bench that is very much worth noting: It is true that I…
The Cultural Divide Over Guns and the Second Amendment
The calls for newer, tougher, and more sweeping gun control are in the news once again in the wake of the mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado. Among the rationalizations for…
DC Statehood Bill has Deep Constitutional Problems
House Democrats are advancing a bill that would make the District of Columbia the nation’s 51st state. It’s been a priority of some in the Democratic caucus for years, in…
Feinstein is Back With Proposed Assault Weapons Ban
Democratic Sen. Diane Feinstein is once again backing legislation that would ban so-called assault weapons. As in previous attempts to revive the original assault weapons ban that expired in 2004,…
Maryland Senate Passes Bill to Protect Second Amendment Rights of Medical Marijuana Users
Not all news about the Second Amendment is bad. On the contrary, in the very blue state of Maryland, the Senate has passed legislation that would stop state police from…
Second Federal Court Overturns CDC Eviction Ban
A second U.S. District Court judge has ruled that the Centers for Disease Control’s nationwide order banning evictions is unconstitutional. The Pacific Legal Foundation said the ruling in the Ohio…
Kentucky Considers Legislation That Would Criminalize Taunting Cops
Kentucky lawmakers are considering a bill that would make taunting police officers a misdemeanor. According to the legislation, anyone who “accosts, insults, taunts, or challenges a law enforcement officer with…