The Supreme Court refused a request on Sept. 8 by a Sunoco business unit to halt enforcement of a $155 million class-action judgment for unpaid interest on late payments for crude oil while it decides whether it should hear the … Continue reading Supreme Court won’t halt enforcement of $155 million award against Sunoco unit
A judge in Michigan late on Sept. 7 invalidated a 1931 state law banning abortions in the state that stopped being enforced in 1973 when the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion throughout the United States. The decision, which seems likely to be appealed, came … Continue reading Michigan judge strikes down state’s 1931 law banning abortion
A female, conservative, Christian lawyer was accosted, jeered, physically threatened, and shouted down at a panel discussion at Yale Law School because enraged students acted on lies perpetrated by the leftist propagandists of the ultra-rich Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). … Continue reading No free speech at Yale: Student radicals shut down talk about First Amendment case
An Arizona mother is suing because authorities placed her name on a registry for child abusers after she left her son with a friend to go grocery shopping a few blocks away. One of her lawyers said the legal process that she … Continue reading Arizona mother sues after being placed on child abuser registry over babysitting dispute
The longtime counselor to Chief Justice John Roberts announced on Sept. 6 that he is leaving his post at the end of the month. Jeffrey P. Minear will retire as of Sept. 30 after serving as Roberts’ chief of staff … Continue reading Chief of Staff to Chief Justice John Roberts to resign Sept. 30
The tax-exempt status of the influential North Carolina branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was automatically revoked by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) after the non-profit group failed to file required returns with the tax agency for three … Continue reading IRS revokes North Carolina NAACP’s tax-exempt status
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) asked the Supreme Court to refuse to hear a death-penalty appeal by an avowed white supremacist who gunned down nine people at a black church in South Carolina in 2015 in an effort to spark a … Continue reading Convicted mass murderer Dylann Roof asks Supreme Court to consider his death-penalty appeal
The Supreme Court of Missouri ordered St. Louis Circuit prosecutor Kim Gardner, a high-profile left-wing Democrat, disciplined for misconduct in the 2018 prosecution of then-Gov. Eric Greitens, a Republican. Gardner is one of several prosecutors—accused of being soft on crime—in major population centers … Continue reading Missouri Supreme Court reprimands radical St Louis prosecutor Kim Gardner for misconduct
A new law that creates huge “gun-free” sections of New York state takes effect on Sept. 1, after the state’s Legislature doubled-down on gun control policies following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that expanded Second Amendment rights. The sweeping New York … Continue reading Tough New York gun law takes effect Sept. 1: Many public, private spaces will be off-limits for those carrying firearms
New York City-based Yeshiva University filed an emergency application with the U.S. Supreme Court on Aug. 29 asking the court to stay a lower court order forcing it to recognize an LGBTQ student club. The application comes as the high court has … Continue reading Yeshiva University asks Supreme Court to block order forcing it to recognize LGBTQ club on campus: The lower court order is ‘an unprecedented intrusion into the autonomy of a religious organization,’ the school argues
Gay actor Billy Eichner angrily attacked the Supreme Court and conservative Justice Clarence Thomas as “homophobes” who are stuck in the past, during an appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) on Aug. 28. Eichner made the comments at the Prudential … Continue reading Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas slammed as ‘homophobes’ at VMAs
A federal judge has struck down a Texas law preventing individuals aged 18 to 20 years from carrying handguns in public, in the first major court ruling on Second Amendment rights since the Supreme Court recognized a constitutional right to carry firearms in public … Continue reading Federal court strikes down Texas ban on young adults carrying guns in public
Corporate America is awash in racism and racist brainwashing, so it’s not surprising that it is defending the anti-white and anti-Asian racism practiced at the nation’s colleges. It’s gotten so bad in the world of business that hurting people with … Continue reading Big Business enables race-based discrimination in college admissions: How woke corporations aid and abet racism
The Supreme Court of the State of New Mexico has determined in a unanimous policy decision that illegal aliens will be allowed to practice in the state as attorneys—a decision a conservative legal critic called “bizarre.” In a new set of rules governing admission … Continue reading New Mexico Supreme Court welcomes illegal aliens as licensed attorneys
After winning his case at the Supreme Court allowing the trademarking of a word that can be pronounced the same way as the past participle of a swear word, a designer found his application to trademark the actual swear word rejected … Continue reading Swear word cannot be trademarked, intellectual property appeals tribunal rules
Anti-woke scholar and activist James Lindsay has been banned for life from Twitter after he criticized people who encourage confused children to undergo irreversible sex-reassignment surgery, get sterilized, and take puberty-blocking drugs that damage young bodies. It’s just the latest … Continue reading Twitter unpersons James Lindsay: The groomer lobby silences another courageous truth-teller
The Democrat-controlled Supreme Court of North Carolina ruled along partisan lines that enough electoral districts of the Republican-dominated state Legislature were so racially gerrymandered that the lawmakers may have lacked authority to move two state constitutional amendments forward. The same court ruled … Continue reading North Carolina Supreme Court rules on Voter ID constitutional amendment: Says racially gerrymandered legislature may not have had power to act
The Supreme Court of Arizona found 5–2 on Aug. 19 that a referendum backed by organized labor aimed at blocking a planned $2 billion per year state-level income tax cut violated the state constitution. On April 21, the court overturned a lower … Continue reading Arizona Supreme Court rules voter referendums can’t repeal tax cuts passed by legislature
The Supreme Court issued an emergency order Aug. 19 blocking upcoming elections for Georgia’s Public Service Commission, upholding a lower court ruling that found the election rules currently in place discriminate against black voters. The order is unusual because in recent … Continue reading Supreme Court blocks elections for Georgia Public Service Commission: High court sides with district judge who found the current method of election discriminates against black voters
Fewer voters now identify themselves as liberal, according to a new national poll. “The Left is losing the battle for the minds of the American electorate … with voters decreasingly identifying as liberal in recent years,” says the report (pdf) … Continue reading Poll: Identification as ‘Liberal’ Collapses as Blacks, Hispanics, and Non-College Voters Flee the Label: Conservatives still a plurality of voters as the ranks of moderates grow