Carrie Severino

Biden-appointed judge gives Nicholas Roske eight-year sentence for Supreme Court assassination attempt amid concerns about political violence against conservatives.

The Supreme Court's new term does not include headline-grabbing social issues, but the constitutional balance of power and the future of the administrative state.

The Supreme Court will soon look at whether President Biden has the authority to cancel $430 billion in federal student-loan debt.

Supreme Court will hear oral argument Monday in two cases involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina that ask: May universities use race as a factor in admissions?

Supreme Court's new term should bring constitutional clarity on affirmative action, voting and religious rights, as far left turns up the heat on justices.

Threats and violence failed to intimidate the Supreme Court majority in overturning Roe and the justices should be recognized for their courage.

Since the draft Supreme Court opinion on Dobbs was leaked we have witnessed violence and threats against churches, justices and pregnancy centers. But Democrats just shrug.

Attempted assassination of Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh is only the latest in a 35-year Democrat campaign to intimidate the Court over the issue of abortion

A reportedly draft majority opinion by Justice Samuel Alito for the Supreme Court in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturning Roe v. Wade has been leaked to the general public. The reactions from the usual groups on the left and Democrat politicians have consisted of—well, the same histrionics they have displayed to try to poison decades of Supreme Court nominations and decisions.

Judge Ketanjii Brown Jackson tried to sound like an originalist or textualist at her Supreme Court confirmation hearings because that is what Americans want in their judges. They do not want judges who are going to be politicians in robes, rubber-stamping radical left-wing policies.

Don't expect the hearings to become a circus, as they did for Brett Kavanaugh Instead, expect Republican senators to ask probing questions about Ketanji Brown Jackson’s view of the Constitution.

Why do dark money leftist extremists all support Ketanji Brown Jackson?

The selection of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson of the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to replace Justice Stephen Breyer on the Supreme Court was widely expected. From the start of his administration, Joe Biden has made it clear that his top priority is paying back the liberal Arabella Advisors dark money network that spent over one billion dollars to help elect him and Senate Democrats.

This past week brought the news of Justice Breyer’s plans to retire from the Supreme Court after 27 years of service.

None of the Supreme Court justices came to yesterday’s oral argument in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization unaware of the outsized role the abortion issue has played in our politics.

The Supreme Court this week will hear arguments in the most consequential abortion case since Roe v. Wade, presenting an opportunity to correct one of the greatest acts of judicial arrogance in history.

Thirty years have passed since Clarence Thomas' confirmation to the Supreme Court, and he has amassed a record as the court’s staunchest defender of constitutional originalism.

The Supreme Court term has been a good one for those who believe in the original meaning of the Constitution and the rule of law.

During his inaugural address, President Biden waxed poetically about "unity not division." But not even a month later, he is delivering a steady diet of extremism – both in his policies and his top-level executive branch nominees.

From the time of his first election four years ago, President Trump promised to appoint justices in the mold of Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas. He has kept that promise.

The nation should not deceive itself about Democrats’ intentions if they were to win control of the elected branches of government.

During her confirmation hearing in 1993, then-Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg declined to answer any questions about issues that may come before her on the Supreme Court.

Judge Amy Coney Barrett, whose Senate confirmation hearing for a seat on the Supreme Court begins Monday, is exceptionally qualified and brilliant.

Joe Biden owes voters specifics about what type of judge he would nominate

There is no historical reason that the president should not nominate and the Senate should not confirm a new justice without delay.