Mark Meadows Asks Appeals Court to Reconsider Moving Georgia Election Interference Case to Federal Court
Mark Meadows is asking the appeals court to reconsider moving his election interference case in Georgia to federal court.
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Judge Quotes Pelosi in Striking Down Biden Student Debt Transfer, Says America ‘Not Ruled by All-Powerful Executive’
Speaker Nancy Pelosi was quoted by a federal judge to put the nail in the coffin of President Joe Biden’s student debt transfer program, adding that the program violates fundamental safeguards of liberty in the Constitution, adding that Americans “are not ruled by an all-powerful executive with a pen and a phone.”
‘Little Sisters of the Poor’ Case Divides Supreme Court Along Usual Lines
The Supreme Court appeared divided along the usual conservative-liberal ideological lines during oral arguments Wednesday in the case of Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania.
Supreme Court Takes Major NRA Second Amendment Case from New York
WASHINGTON, DC – The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted review in the first Second Amendment case in almost a decade, a case supported by the National Rifle Association (NRA), and perhaps signaling what to expect from the new membership of the Supreme Court.
Washington Archdiocese Sues D.C. Metro Following ‘Grinch’ Rejection of Christmas Charity Ad
The Archdiocese of Washington has filed a lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday challenging the Washington Metropolitan Area Trans Authority’s (WMATA) ad policy after it rejected an ad campaign the transportation agency found to be too religious.
Ted Cruz at CPAC Creates Buzz of Next SCOTUS Pick
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.—Calling Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) “one of the leading constitutionalists” in America, conservative giant Mark Levin engaged the prominent Texan senator at CPAC on Thursday in a wide-ranging conversation covering the Constitution, immigration, and the Second Amendment. Many CPAC-goers are wondering if Cruz might be President Trump’s next pick for the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Blocks Judges’ Order for new Elections in GOP-Led North Carolina
The Supreme Court has stayed an order by a lower federal court which had directed North Carolina’s government to hold new state elections.
War on Christians: Marine Bible Verse Case Heads to Supreme Court
Lawyers representing Lance Corporal Monifa Sterling— the U.S. Marine court-martialed for displaying Bible verses on her desk—petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court on the Friday before Christmas to take her appeal, one of the biggest military religious-liberty cases in American history.
Trump’s Gettysburg Address: I Will ‘Restore Security and the Constitutional Rule of Law’
Donald Trump pledged in his “Contract with the American Voter” at Gettysburg on Saturday that he would take five specific actions on “Day One” (Inauguration Day, which is Jan. 20, 2017) “to restore security and the constitutional rule of law.”
Hobby Lobby CEO Denounces Clinton’s War on Christians, Endorses Trump
Hobby Lobby founder and CEO David Green authored a USA Today op-ed on Thursday denouncing Hillary Clinton’s militant opposition to traditional Christian beliefs and insisting that her Supreme Court picks would rule against Christians’ rights. He also announced that he is endorsing Donald Trump to ensure a Supreme Court that will uphold Americans’ First Amendment rights under the Constitution.
Constitution Allows Muslim Immigration Ban
While Hillary Clinton and her Democrats are trying to sell Khizr Khan as a constitutional expert, the reality is that the Constitution allows Donald Trump’s proposed temporary ban on Muslim immigrants from terror-related countries. However, if a liberal justice takes Antonin Scalia’s seat on the Supreme Court, the ban would be struck down nonetheless.
Military High Court: Religious Liberty Does Not Protect Displaying Bible Verses
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Thursday the military’s highest court upheld a U.S. Marine’s dishonorable discharge from the military when the court ruled that the most powerful federal law guaranteeing religious liberty does not apply in the U.S. military in the same manner as for civilians in the private sector, in a case now likely going to the U.S. Supreme Court.
U.S. Marine Will Appeal Court Martial for Workplace Bible Verse to Supreme Court
The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF) has affirmed a court-martial of a U.S. Marine for refusing to remove a Bible verse from her workstation. Her lawyers say she has been denied her constitutional right to religious freedom.
Klukowski: Trump’s Supreme Court List a ‘Conservative Goldmine’
Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump took a big step toward rallying GOP conservatives around his candidacy with his list of potential Supreme Court picks, Breitbart News Legal Editor Ken Klukowski told Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon on Breitbart News Daily on
Trump’s SCOTUS List Gives America Clear Choice
WASHINGTON—Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump took a big step toward rallying GOP conservatives around his candidacy with his list of potential Supreme Court picks, a who’s-who list of legal conservatives which draws a sharp contrast to Hillary Clinton and the Democrats.
Supreme Court Punts on Little Sisters’ Obamacare Case Until After 2016 Election
The Supreme Court in Zubik v. Burwell (the official name for the various “Little Sisters of the Poor” cases) punted the latest Supreme Court fight over Obamacare to 2017 or beyond — but did so in a fashion that conservatives can be happy about for now, teeing up yet another issue that will be decided one way or the other by 2016’s presidential election.
Highest Military Court to Rule on Religious Liberty
Former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement and First Liberty Institute argued Wednesday before the military’s highest court on behalf of Monifa Sterling, who was court-martialed in part for posting Bible verses in her personal workspace.
Obama Claims Power to Make Churches Fund Abortion
The Obama administration is claiming it has the unprecedented power to compel churches to provide abortion-related products and services.
Ready for SCOTUS: Federal Appeals Court Rules Obamacare’s ‘Religious Accommodation’ Illegal
the Supreme Court is almost certain to announce that it will hear arguments in a new challenge to part of Obamacare, now that a federal appeals court has struck down another part of President Obama’s namesake law.
