Mike Davis

The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling on the White House ballroom lawsuit exposes deep rifts, with Chief Justice John Roberts penning a sharp dissent.

Trump's Justice Department backed OpenAI's fair use argument for AI training on copyrighted works, a move critics say lets Big Tech steal from creators.

David Warrington departs after steering Trump through over 30 Supreme Court victories against lawfare and helping install constitutionalist judges.

Judge Indira Talwani issued a temporary restraining order against Trump's election security rule a day after the Supreme Court reversed her injunction.

Chuck Grassley's behind-the-scenes role proved decisive in securing Todd Blanche's confirmation as attorney general despite full Democrat opposition.

The Equal Representation Act aims to reshape the 2030 census by excluding illegal aliens and visa holders from counts that determine House seats.

Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right despite receiving a Biden pardon, raising questions about contempt of Congress and federal prosecution.

Jim Jordan referred Jack Smith to the Department of Justice after his deposition allegedly omitted how he obtained congressional text messages.

Judge Kathleen Williams issued a bar discipline referral against Todd Blanche just two days before his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing.

Three independent experts found Judge Pauline Newman mentally competent, yet her Federal Circuit colleagues continue an indefinite suspension from cases.

Hannah Dugan helped an illegal alien escape ICE agents at a Milwaukee courthouse, but Judge Lynn Adelman gave her no jail time after conviction.

Justice Samuel Alito warned the birthright citizenship ruling is "one of the most important decisions in the history of the Court" and a serious mistake.

Senate's bipartisan AICOA bill aims to stop Amazon from rigging its marketplace, taxing sellers up to 50 cents on every dollar and inflating prices.

President Trump nominates Todd Blanche as attorney general after serving as acting AG and deputy AG since March 2025 in the Justice Department.

Obama-appointed Judge Crenshaw dismissed alien smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member, citing vindictive prosecution.

Gov. Jared Polis grants clemency to Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk serving nine years in prison, citing concerns over free speech protections.

Virginia Supreme Court invalidated a Democrat-backed gerrymandering referendum, and leftists responded with proposals to pack the state judiciary.

After the Supreme Court's Callais ruling ended DEI districts, Louisiana must now redraw its unconstitutional congressional map before primaries.

The alleged assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner highlights why large events should move to a secure White House ballroom.

The SPLC is accused of funding the KKK and fueling racial hatred while raising millions by claiming to fight racism, a new indictment alleges.

Constitutional scholar and Clarence Thomas clerk John Eastman faces disbarment by the California Supreme Court over his 2020 election work for Trump.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in Trump v. Barbara on whether the Fourteenth Amendment grants birthright citizenship to children of illegal immigrants.

Virginia faces a federal showdown over proposed laws that would criminalize ICE enforcement actions and impose penalties on immigration agents.

Trump launches war on fraud, but Justice Department policies allegedly undermine whistleblowers who recover billions in taxpayer dollars annually.

Mike Davis discusses presidential war powers and constitutional authority for military action without congressional approval in various international contexts.

FBI Director Kash Patel faces criticism after celebrating with Olympic hockey team, but his first year shows major wins with arrests and operations.

Chicago teacher who allegedly mocked Charlie Kirk's assassination keeps job, while colleague who posted "GO ICE" loses his. Double standard exposed.

Republican senators face pressure to accelerate Trump judicial nominees as midterms approach, with nearly two dozen district court vacancies in red states.

Trump-appointed judge sentences would-be Trump assassin to life, while Biden judge gives alleged Kavanaugh assassin just 8 years. A tale of two judges.