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Will Democrats Ever Learn? Feb. 03, 2022
President Joe Biden's latest attempt to modify Senate filibuster rules is abysmal and politically na... Read More
Putting a Black Woman on the Supreme Court Is Overdue Feb. 02, 2022
Black women have been absent from the U.S. Supreme Court for the past 233 years, and some people are... Read More
Will We Ever Eradicate the Cancer of Identity Politics? Jan. 28, 2022
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court finally granted a writ of certiorari in two now-consolidated affir... Read More
The Weaponization of #MeToo Jan. 27, 2022
The nasty emails have started to come in, as I knew they would. "Why are you representing a rapist,"... Read More
A Federal Judge's Satirical Opinion Highlights Disrespect for the Second Amendment: After More Than a Decade of Subversion, the Supreme Court Has a Chance to Rectify This Situation Jan. 26, 2022
In one opinion published last week, 9th Circuit Judge Lawrence VanDyke said Ventura County, Californ... Read More
The MeToo Defense Was Beneath Her Dignity Jan. 06, 2022
She entered the headlines as the super-confident entrepreneur who founded a wildly successful tech c... Read More
School Censors Lose Another Battle Dec. 28, 2021
School boards, superintendents and principals in the Garden State are on notice: No more censorship ... Read More
Can SCOTUS Draw a New Line on Abortion? The 'Viability' Rule Is Arbitrary. So Are the Alternatives. Dec. 01, 2021
For nearly half a century, the Supreme Court has said the Constitution prohibits states from banning... Read More
Legacy of 7 Justices: More Than 62 Million Dead Babies Dec. 01, 2021
After President Richard Nixon appointed then-Appellate Court Judge Harry Blackmun to the U.S. Suprem... Read More
Kyle Rittenhouse's Offense: Insufficiently Respecting Rioters Nov. 26, 2021
Why the hatred of Kyle Rittenhouse? Why was there such widespread dishonest news coverage of the cas... Read More
Legally Irrelevant Considerations Cloud the Debate About Kyle Rittenhouse's Acquittal: The Jury Rightly Concluded That the Prosecution Failed to Prove Its Case Nov. 24, 2021
"I stand by what the jury has concluded," President Joe Biden told reporters on Friday after Kyle Ri... Read More
Capital Punishment Still Serves Its Purpose. Don't Abolish It. Nov. 19, 2021
Bowing to intense political pressure, Oklahoma's Kevin Stitt, the Republican governor of one of the ... Read More
Court Blasts Biden's Anti-Work Vaccine Mandate Nov. 17, 2021
Working Americans got good news on Friday. They may not have to worry about getting laid off because... Read More
Two Courts Debunk Widely Accepted Opioid Myths: Undertreatment of Pain Is a Real Problem, and Bona Fide Patients Rarely Become Addicted to Their Medication Nov. 17, 2021
Since 2014, state and local governments have filed thousands of lawsuits against pharmaceutical comp... Read More
New York Treats a Second Amendment Right as a Crime: The Supreme Court Should Reject a Law That Prevents Ordinary People From Carrying Guns for Self-Defense Nov. 10, 2021
Before he was elected mayor of New York City last week, Eric Adams raised some eyebrows by saying he... Read More
End the 'Abortion Exceptionalism' Double Standard Oct. 29, 2021
"There are rules for most cases, and then there are rules for abortion cases," began a dissent of U.... Read More
Sonia Sotomayor Exposes the Lie of an 'Apolitical' Supreme Court Oct. 01, 2021
The U.S. Supreme Court begins its new term next week, which means all eyes have again returned to th... Read More
Protect Citizens Who Film Cops Aug. 31, 2021
Do you have a First Amendment right to record police officers in public? If you instinctively said y... Read More
The Case for the Unconstitutionality of Abortion Jul. 30, 2021
In the April issue of the conservative journal First Things, the esteemed natural law philosopher Jo... Read More
Court Reopens Age Restriction Debate Jul. 17, 2021
It's not about guns. It's about citizenship. That's the takeaway from a 4th Circuit Court of Appeals... Read More
