Supreme Court Justice Takes a Strong Position Against the Constitution
Supreme Court Dynamics: Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Dissent Article 3 of the Constitution outlines the establishment and powers of the Supreme Court. It might seem a bit ironic that justices within that court often dissect the very constitution they uphold. Ketanji Brown Jackson, for one, seems unfazed by such contradictions. In a vehement dissent, Justice Ketanji […]
Florida Attorney General seeks Supreme Court approval for new immigration legislation
Florida Attorney General James Usmier (R) mentioned on Monday that the state can begin enforcing new immigration laws while lower court appeals continue. The law, known as SB 4-C, makes it a federal crime to permit individuals to enter Florida after arriving illegally in the U.S. and dodging immigration officials. “Illegal immigration is causing significant […]
More than 800 Rite Aid locations will shut down, court documents reveal. Here are the details.
(Nexstar) – More than 800 Rite Aid stores are set for closure, as confirmed by recent court documents. This announcement follows ongoing efforts by Rite Aid to sell some of its stores and prescription records to other pharmacy chains, all part of its second bankruptcy filing. The court documents released detailed 118 specific store closures […]
Court Affirms Ban on Ten Commandments in Louisiana Classrooms
The Louisiana Attorney General is planning to challenge a recent decision by a federal appeals panel that has blocked a new law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. On Friday, a three-judge panel ruled that the law is unconstitutional and upheld a federal injunction that prevents its enforcement. A judge […]
Woman appears in court for the hit-and-run death of Sara Burack in the Hamptons
Virginia Woman Arrested in Fatal Hit-and-Run Incident A woman from Virginia, identified as marine biologist Amanda Kempton, was arrested in connection with the fatal hit-and-run incident involving Hamptons real estate agent Sara Black. Kempton reportedly thought she had struck a traffic cone, according to her lawyer, during her court appearance on Saturday morning. Kempton, who […]
Person who assaulted court officers frequently aimed at NYPD: sources
A man armed with a knife seriously injured two judges in Manhattan, narrowly missing vital arteries. This incident highlights his long-standing hostility toward law enforcement. Jonathan Wall, who alarmed two officers with video footage during proceedings at Manhattan Crown Court on Monday, has lodged over seven complaints against the NYPD, as noted by law enforcement […]
High Court decision complicates fight over transgender healthcare
The Supreme Court dealt a significant setback to trans rights advocates on Wednesday by upholding a 2023 Tennessee law that bans gender-affirming care for minors. “The immediate impact is that nothing will change,” stated Kellan Baker, who leads the Institute for Health Research and Policy in Washington. “This doesn’t alter the legality of care in […]
Justice Alito emphasizes what the Supreme Court must uphold, even if it is not favored.
Judge Samuel Alito has been a steadfast figure for conservative and constitutional values, in contrast to some recent Supreme Court appointees. His reliable stance has made him a frequent target for Democratic lawmakers and members of the left, along with certain media outlets. For instance, Democrats like Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois and House Democrat […]
JD Vance claims Trump will summon the National Guard to control riots again if necessary after appeals court win
Vice President JD Vance stated on Friday that President Trump would not hesitate to deploy the National Guard “again.” This comes after an appeals court affirmed that the commander could keep control over the thousands of troops stationed in Los Angeles due to the anti-ICE riots. “To enforce our laws and protect federal law enforcement, […]
Court of Appeals declares Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law unconstitutional
A federal appeals court ruled on Friday that Louisiana’s law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools and state-funded universities is unconstitutional. Judges from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s decision, stating the law violated the separation of church and state. This legal challenge began last June […]