Senate Democrats Move to Check Supreme Court’s Decisions
Two Senators introduced a bill meant to give Congress more power to pass legislation directly in response to Supreme Court rulings that interpret federal statues or constitutional rights. According to Law360:…
Supreme Court Refuses to Block Lower Court Ruling That Stopped Biden’s Immigration Changes
The court left in place a lower ruling that stopped the Biden administration from setting new enforcement priorities for illegal immigrants, delaying the issue until early December when it will…
Liberal Activist Group Offers Cash Bounties for the Location of Supreme Court Justices
The protest group ShutDownDC is asking service industry workers in the DC area to alert them if they spot conservative Supreme Court justices, offering up to $300 in cash for…
Supreme Court Justice Breyer Will Officially Retire Tomorrow
A letter Justice Stephen Breyer issued to President Joe Biden revealed he will officially relinquish his duties at noon on Thursday. His step down allows Ketanji Brown Jackson, who was…
Thomas Calls for Overturning Other Precedents in Dobbs Opinion
As expected, on Friday morning the Supreme Court issued its opinion on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, overturning Roe v. Wade and handing the issue of abortion regulation back to individual states….
Jan. 6th Committee Wants to Talk to Ginni Thomas
Amid low viewership of its public hearings, the January 6th House Committee is attempting to renew interest in its investigation by interviewing the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas,…
Speaker Pelosi Again Delays Supreme Court Protection Bill
Days after the assassination attempt on conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh, House Democrat leadership again refused to consider a protection bill that unanimously passed the Senate. Democrat aides said House and…
Supreme Court Allows States to Count Undated Mail Ballots
The Supreme Court restored a federal appeals court ruling that allows the counting of ballots that were received on time but missing a handwritten date on the return envelope, potentially…
Ohio tax collectors go after broadcast sports
State and local tax officials are notorious for chasing after every dime of what their perceive to be their rightful take from someone else’s activity. Pro athletes are easy targets,…
Supreme Court rules CIA doesn’t have to disclose “black sites” used for torture
In a complicated ruling on whether the CIA could refuse to acknowledge the existence of so-called “black sites” that were used to interrogate (as in “torture”) suspected terrorists, the Supreme…
