July 11, 2026 MIKE DAVIS: Federal court sets dangerous precedent against 99-year-old judge Three independent experts found Judge Pauline Newman mentally competent, yet her Federal Circuit colleagues continue an indefinite suspension from cases.
July 11, 2026 Adaleia Cross prompts viral conversations with new claims in SCOTUS trans athlete sexual harassment scandal Adaleia Cross alleges a teacher told her she's seen as "less of a person" and friends abandoned her amid her trans athlete locker room activism.
July 10, 2026 What's next in the battle to 'save women's sports' after SCOTUS ruling — and the hidden damage driving it Women's sports activists warn of sexual abuse risks in the states that let males compete in girls' sports after SCOTUS ruling.
July 9, 2026 Trump to ask Supreme Court to rehear birthright citizenship case after 'insane decision' Trump says he will immediately ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing on its 6-3 birthright citizenship ruling, calling the decision "absolutely insane."
July 9, 2026 Girl who was allegedly sexually harassed by trans athlete in SCOTUS case speaks out after historic ruling Adaleia Cross alleges a transgender athlete made sexually harassing comments in the girls' locker room, ultimately driving her away from sports.
July 8, 2026 Trump asks Supreme Court for rehearing over $5M E Jean Carroll civil judgment Lawyers for Trump filed a rehearing petition after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal of the $5 million E. Jean Carroll civil judgment last week.
July 8, 2026 FIRST ON FOX: Pressure mounts on YMCA to ditch transgender policies after Supreme Court Title IX ruling The American Parents Coalition argues YMCA transgender locker room and sports policies conflict with the Supreme Court's Title IX rulings on sex.
July 7, 2026 JOHN YOO: The left's Supreme Court panic collapses under the weight of the facts In the term that just ended, the Supreme Court demonstrated that it takes its bearings more from the original understanding of the Constitution than from Trump.
July 7, 2026 MORNING GLORY: The Supreme Court officially closes the books on another term Only about a fifth of Supreme Court cases this term split along ideological lines, with Roberts and Kavanaugh each in the majority 95% of the time.