Don’t Go Up in a Balloon over the Minor Texas Abortion Case Ruling
This ruling is not a major victory for Texas or a sign that the court will rule against the DOJ on the important questions.
Law & the Courts
Clinton Campaign Lawyer Pleads Not Guilty after Indictment in Durham Probe
Sussmann told the FBI he wasn’t working on behalf of a client when he provided a tip about Trump. Records suggest he was working for Clinton.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 17
The Constitutional Convention unanimously resolves that “the preceeding Constitution be laid before the United States in Congress assembled, and that it is the Opinion of this Convention, that it should ...
Eight Reasons to Love the Constitution
On this 234th Constitution Day, conservatives — indeed, every American — should reflect on our great Founding text.
Choose the Rule of Law over the Rule of Men
Reverence to the Constitution requires us to reject identity politics and partisan tribalism.
The Real Story in Durham’s Indictment of Democratic Lawyer Michael Sussmann
The special counsel’s final report on the Clinton campaign’s manufacturing of the Trump–Russia collusion narrative will be very interesting reading.
Durham Grand Jury Indicts Clinton-Linked Attorney Involved in Russia Probe
The lawyer is suspected of passing along a tip to the FBI on behalf of the Clinton campaign, and then lying about it.
Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration from Expelling Migrants under COVID Public Health Order
The ruling comes after border patrol agents encountered more than 200,000 migrants in August.
IWF Report on Transgender Threat to Girls’ and Women’s Sports
The Independent Women’s Forum has issued a comprehensive new report on how allowing males who ID as female to take part in girls’ and women’s sports “undermines Title IX,” “put[s] ...
