Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear ...

Judge in Trump Hush-Money Trial Refuses to Recuse Himself House Republicans Promise Israel-Aid Vote after ... No charge. The United States Supreme Court on Monday allowed Idaho to enforce its ...

The Florida Supreme Court approved the language of an abortion-rights amendment slated to be on the ballot for the general election this fall, a victory for abortion-rights activists and Democrats ...

When the Supreme Court hears the case of Grants ... are two very different ways of reading the Eighth Amendment. First, there’s originalism. In recent sweeping decisions on abortion and guns, ...

all because those same small-government conservatives decided to use government to tell women what they’re permitted to do with their bodies. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday in favor ...

As Charlie eloquently outlines, repealing the Second Amendment is an impossible task. Even worse for the Left, it’s political suicide. But if the Supreme Court’s decision in Obergefell v.

all because those same small-government conservatives decided to use government to tell women what they’re permitted to do with their bodies. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday in favor of an ...

The Florida Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for the state's voters to approve or reject in November a constitutional amendment protecting reproductive rights. The decision is a requirement ...

The district court's controversial ruling in U.S. v. Carbajal-Flores has divided gun rights ... Supreme Court decision established a new standard to determine whether a law violates the Second ...

Republicans have long crowed that they ... for originalism back in February when reviewing the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to disqualify Trump from the ballot under the 14th Amendment, Section 3 ...

In 1864, which was not a tremendous time for women’s rights ... Arizona Republicans in competitive elections, then, is a race to distance themselves from the state Supreme Court’s decision.