The U.S. Supreme Court marshal has asked Governor Glenn Youngkin to enforce state law in …

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The U.S. Supreme Court marshal has asked Governor Glenn Youngkin to enforce state law in …
Pro-choice protestors continue to harass Supreme Court Justices as a group of them covered in …
ANALYSIS – An unclassified May 13 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memo is warning of a surge …
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters that President Joe Biden understands the “passion” …
In a shocking development from a court that rarely leaks documents, Politico published a draft …
An update on the recent hospital visit of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Following a …
The Supreme Court’s decision in Janus v. AFSCME shows that right-to-work laws are not inherently union busting, but create an atmosphere wherein a union does not have to exist when workers are given freedom of choice.
If the questions regarding standing are resolved and the court takes the case, a ruling may not be handed down until May or even June, which could cause major interference in the legislative primary elections set for June 12.
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider the fate of the Commonwealth’s legislative map, which could again change the potential outcome of the 2019 elections following the unveil of the new map drawn by the court-appointed special master.
As the first-ever veto from President Trump will strike down the border wall rebuke, it could set up the first-ever Supreme Court case directly dealing with the formalization of the emergency powers of the commander in chief under the National Emergencies Act.