Ralph Petty was an assistant district attorney for Midland County in Texas for over 20 years. As any prosecutor, he passionately supported the government. However, […]
In a case involving a U.S. citizen who was accused of being victim to the illegal actions of federal Border Patrol agents, yesterday’s oral argument […]
Today, the Supreme Court heard oral argument Arizona v. San FranciscoThe Court will then decide whether States with interests should have the right to act […]
Supreme Court will now address the issue of whether anti-discrimination laws can be used to force business owners to publish messages which violate their beliefs. […]
Tennessee’s Supreme Court may soon rule on whether Home Recording Studios can continue to make music in Music City. The court heard oral arguments Wednesday […]
There is little doubt that the governments of all countries are more open to criticism. However, in a time when many media outlets view their […]
Nikole Hannah Jones is an author. New York Times journalist and architect of the 1619 Project, a Pulitzer Prize–winning series of articles that recontextualizes the central roles […]
Nearly 3,000 were waiting on SCOTUSblog this morning for the S.B. 8 cases. Rick Roll’ed was our alternative. The majority opinion in Mississippi against Tennessee […]
A handful of lawmakers are pushing a bill that would make it harder for online search algorithms to give you what you want—yet another example […]
