In Indiana, Donnelly Set an Abortion Trap for Braun
The Democratic senator tried to paint his GOP challenger as more ‘extreme’ than Richard Mourdock.
Why Ford Must Provide Her Therapy Notes to the Senate
They may reveal significant changes to the accuser’s story.
Eighth Circuit Allows Missouri Abortion-Clinic Regulations to Stand
This decision might not hold up under further review, but for now the state will be permitted to enforce its health-and-safety regulations.
Michigan’s Ban on Straight-Ticket Voting Hits a Legal Roadblock
On Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that the law violated the Voting Rights Act and the equal-protection clause of the Constitution.
The First Untruth about Judge Kavanaugh
Critics of Judge Kavanaugh are characterizing his decision in Garza v. Hargan in a very misleading way.
A Marquette Professor Fights for His Speech Rights
He was fired for comments his contract clearly protects.
The Justice Department Sues California
The state is trying to grab control of federal lands.
An Over-Expansive Definition of ‘Sex Discrimination’
A federal court rules that transgender individuals are protected by Title VII’s prohibition of sex discrimination.
In an Abortion Case, a Federal Court Turns the Supremacy Clause Upside Down
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that the federal government must submit to the authority of a state court.
Wheaton College Wins an Exemption from the Contraception Mandate
Thanks to a legal maneuver from the Trump administration.