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Until the white smoke every Catholic male is papabile. Until the White House issues its first list of judicial noms of this term, every conservative/Republican attorney is nominable.

As Marc Wheat explains here so well, religious liberty is not enough justification for protecting parental rights. Non-religious objections must be equally protected too. AAFLegal Advancing American Freedom realclearreligion.org/articles/2025/…

The blog post that helped elect Trump? This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 6 2016—Anticipating the imminent prospect of a liberal majority on the Supreme Court, Harvard law professor Mark Tushnet encourages the Left to abandon what he somehow imagines to have been an era of

Congrats to ProPublica for winning the Pulitzer Prize for political hackery! washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/column…

Maine House speaker Ryan Fecteau’s unprecedented decision to deprive Rep. @Laurel_Libby of her vote and her constituents of equal representation under the 14th Amendment flouts the Supreme Court precedent regarding state legislators’ First Amendment rights set forth in Bond v.

President Trump just announced five judicial nominations. 1. Edward Aloysius O’Connell Nominated for: Associate Judge on the Superior Court of the District of Columbia 2. Cristian Stevens Nominated for: Judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of

ProPublica is a mouthpiece for Democrats, and its fabricated “reporting” serves as a rubber stamp for the Left’s extreme agenda. Nowhere is that seen more clearly than in ProPublica’s attacks on conservative justices.

Are federal employees still sending their list of 5 things to DOGE every week?

CHILLING EFFECT!

Trump needs to appoint a savvy conservative to the vacancy in CA1. Trump’s pick will be behind enemy lines with no support. ... Trump needs an experienced guerrilla who’s happy living in the jungle, smart enough to get SCt’s attention, and prudent enough to know when to try.

Agreed. Although I support measures - which in a saner world would attract bipartisan votes - to crack down on forum-shopping, limit the nationwide powers of single-judge district courts, & expedite appeals of nationwide cases.

Ugh. Fine. I’ll be the Protestant Pope.

2050: "Back when I was a boy we used to drive cars by ourselves." "Wow, grandpa! And no one died?" "Oh no, millions of people died." "I'll bet everyone was excited about self-driving cars." "Oh no, people set them on fire."

If no Pope is decided after 4 sessions, each cardinal alternates possession from the 25 yard line. After 2 more sessions, they have to go for two-point conversions.

Still thinking about the people who tried to disrupt the Fed Soc Executive Branch Review conference today (we couldn't really hear them) with signs quoting James Madison and advocating for "checks and balances." Which ... would have been very popular in that room?

1 gorilla v the first 100 men from the Cambridge phone book.

A touching thing to notice: There are basically ZERO fighting-age men visible in any of these reels. They were off doing their duty.

Building occupations, vandalism, and other efforts to disrupt the core academic functions of a university are not protected speech. Admins have every right to investigate and punish such activity. We at the FIRE have been a broken record on this point for a decade.