- The ‘conservative’ Supreme Court’s love-affair with Obamacare: Giving the Left’s healthcare scam a thumbs-up
Conservatives across America have to be asking themselves why they put so much time, money, and energy into electing Republicans when the supposedly conservative Supreme Court justices who follow side with the Left in important cases. The latest jurisprudential atrocity is the high court’s dreadful but not altogether unexpected betrayal of the U.S. Constitution [...]
- Supreme Court rules patent judges’ appointment unconstitutional
More than 200 Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) judges were unconstitutionally appointed, but the problem may be cured by having by having the board’s director exercise greater supervision of them, the Supreme Court ruled in a splintered decision. The decision in the case of U.S. v. Arthrex Inc., court file 19-1434, which was consolidated with two other cases involving [...]
- Supreme Court rules NCAA went too far in cracking down on student-athlete pay
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) regulations that restrict benefits that may be given to student-athletes violate federal antitrust law. The June 21 ruling, which opens the door for student-athletes to receive greater compensation, could reshape college sports throughout the country. The case is actually two [...]
- White Illinois farmers sue over race-based farm loan relief program
White Illinois farmers are challenging part of the recent COVID-19 stimulus law in court because it allocates federal benefits based on skin color. The civil rights suit, Kent v. Vilsack, was filed in federal court June 7 by Sacramento, California-based Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF), a national public-interest law firm. Tom Vilsack is being sued in his official capacity [...]
