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February 4, 2021

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: The abuse of the Fourth Amendment and the consequences of that abuse

When Justice Louis D. Brandeis referred to the right to privacy as "the right to be let alone," it was 1928. 

February 3, 2021

Supreme Court rules that Jewish art dealers can't sue Germany in US courts over Nazi plunder

The Supreme Court is making it harder for a multimillion-dollar lawsuit involving centuries-old religious artworks obtained by the Nazis from Jewish art dealers to continue in U.S. courts.

February 3, 2021

Supreme Court cancels arguments over Trump-era immigration policies at Biden administration's request

The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to a request by the Biden administration to remove two immigration-related cases from its upcoming calendar because they were no longer necessary due to policy changes by the new administration.

February 2, 2021

How a slave's great-grandson made it to the Supreme Court: Exploring the life of Thurgood Marshall

A former law clerk for the late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall offers a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of the first African-American to sit on the nation's highest court in a new Fox Nation special, "Thurgood Marshall: The Right Man. The Right Place."

February 2, 2021

William McGurn: COVID is being beaten by Catholic schools -- will Biden speak up for them?

Since the COVID-19 outbreak, Catholic-school administrators have moved heaven and earth to keep their classrooms open.

February 2, 2021

Pakistan orders man acquitted in Daniel Pearl murder off death row

Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the Pakistani-British man acquitted of the 2002 gruesome beheading of American journalist Daniel Pearl off death row and moved to a so-called government “safe house."

February 1, 2021

Ex-high school football coach still fighting five years after he was fired for praying on field

Former Washington state high school football coach Joe Kennedy lost his job more than five years ago for silently praying on the field after each game, but his ongoing unemployment and an extended legal battle are not enough to deter the former Marine from his fight for faith.

January 28, 2021

David Bossie: Biden and the impeachment charade – it's time for president to step up in name of unity

This is the perfect time for President Biden to say something real about unity. 

January 28, 2021

Republicans recoil over Biden’s plan to study Supreme Court reforms amid left-wing court packing push

Republicans in and out of the Senate are raising concerns about the Biden administration's commission to "study" the Supreme Court and propose potential "reform," worrying that the result might eventually be a proposal to pack the tribunal with more justices.

January 27, 2021

Biden 'committed' to study Supreme Court reforms as progressives push for court packing

President Biden is "committed" to following through on his campaign pledge of forming a bipartisan commission to study Supreme Court reforms, the White House said Wednesday.