By: Jess Bravin – wsj.com – July 22, 2021 Mississippi asked the Supreme Court Thursday to abolish federal abortion rights, arguing in a brief that Roe v. Wade and other precedents entitling women to end their pregnancies in some circumstances trample on states’ 10th-Amendment powers to decide public policy within their borders. In May, the Supreme Court agreed to hear...

When the Supreme Court declined to block a Texas law prohibiting abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, you didn’t have to be a savant of American politics to see what was coming.

Under federal law and DOD regulations, service members have the legal right to seek a religious accommodation from any duty or requirement — including vaccines — that substantially burdens their sincerely held religious beliefs.

CNN.com, which for six long years between 2015 and 2021 turned itself into a blog about Donald Trump and his many excesses, has weighed in on President Biden’s decision to take executive action that he knows full well is illegal. And boy, is it . . . a complete whitewashing of flagrant and cynical lawbreaking.

Supreme Coup Update: The End of Judicial Review? Exposing The Lie of Court Reform & The Radical Plan to Destroy America’s Judicial System

Earlier this week, the Ninth Circuit declined to hear Coach Kennedy’s case before the Court’s full panel of judges. First Liberty’s legal team and volunteer attorneys at Kirkland & Ellis, LLP will appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

By Jeff Charles – redstate.com –  July 22, 2021 There was a time when people on the hard left at least pretended to value the idea of free speech. They gave ardent lip service to the notion that people should be allowed to express themselves freely, even if their views were abhorrent. But at this point, it seems that at least...

The Supreme Court is functioning as it should, with justices more often in agreement than not.

After sparking national backlash with its decision to reject the tax-exempt status request for a Texas-based Christian group, the IRS has now reversed course.

The District of Columbia won’t enforce “current or future” restrictions on worship services of the Capitol Hill Baptist Church, or CHBC, settling a federal lawsuit the congregation filed in September 2020 alleging unfair treatment during the pandemic.