Chris Mondics

The real problem with US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson attending the Grammys wasn’t that it revealed her true colors as a liberal, but that it showed the slow and steady erosion of the court’s institutional reserve. Senator Marsha Blackburn, the Tennessee Republican, demanded that Chief Justice John Roberts launch an investigation into Jackson

Rarely has the ideologically divided US Supreme Court seemed so much on the same wavelength. And that is not good news for President Trump. In arguments Wednesday in a case that centers on President Trump’s authority to fire members of the Federal Reserve, the US central bank, both Republican and Democratic appointees suggested giving the

It’s been a less than stellar year for trans activists. Shortly after taking office last January, President Trump signed an executive order withholding federal funds from any school that permits biological men and boys from playing on women’s sports teams. Then in June the US Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law banning the use of

Each Supreme Court term typically includes at least one explosive case that inflames political passions and captures the public imagination. When the court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, or when it greatly broadened presidential immunity, as it did last year in Trump v. the United States, or when it ruled against race-based college admissions

The issue before the court is whether the Economic Emergency Powers Act delegates tariff making to the president

The court is contemplating big changes to the Voting Rights Act

The Supreme Court is leaning toward upholding the right of therapists to advise clients that changing their sexual orientation is viable 

Trump never forgives and he never forgets

There is mounting evidence that the Saudis provided logistical and financial support to al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups

Time and again, ministry to the faithful took a back seat to left-wing orthodoxy