To the Left, ‘Fair’ Means Forcing Nuns to Buy Abortion Pills
The Bill of Rights be damned.
Law & the Courts
Flynn Judge Refuses to Dismiss Case, Petitions for Additional Hearing
The presiding judge refused to dismiss the former national-security adviser's case on Thursday, after a federal appeals court ordered the judge to do so.
Supreme Court’s Rulings on Trump Subpoenas — Ho Hum
A New York prosecutor may pursue the president’s financial information. Congress, though, must relitigate its case in lower courts.
What Do Pro-Life Americans Do after June Medical Services?
Don't despair.
Yale Critical Race Theory School?
In an email today to members of the Yale law school community, Yale law school dean Heather Gerken has committed to take “swift and significant action” to “confront, challenge, and ...
Supreme Court Rules Nearly Half of Oklahoma is a Native-American Reservation
More than 1.8 million people live in the part of the state affected by the ruling.
The Court Again Protects Religious Liberty
The dissent is a striking reminder of the need for judges who are protective of the religious liberty guaranteed by the Constitution.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Shield Tax Returns from New York Prosecutor, but Rules Congress Must Wait
The Court voted seven to two against Trump, ruling that a Manhattan district attorney may obtain access to the president's tax returns.
The ‘Class of Special Rights’ Called the First Amendment
A Washington Post columnist gets it all wrong on Little Sisters of the Poor.