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Does anyone have Hegseth's signal handle? I need to let him know that deploying Marines for domestic law enforcement without an invocation of the Insurrection Act directly violates Posse Comitatus. Unlike Trump's (questionable) federalization of National Guard under Section

Edwin S. Kneedler, a stalwart in legal advocacy, made his 160th and final Supreme Court argument, capping off an illustrious career. His dedication to upholding the principles of our Constitution has set a high bar for future Deputy Solicitors General. His presence will be

🔥 VICTORY: The MN Senate just passed the DNR Omnibus Bill (SF3) — including SHOTGUN ZONE ELIMINATION — 38-29! We’re one step closer to ending this arbitrary restriction on Minnesota hunters. 🦌💥 We’re at the Capitol — monitoring the House, consulting with allies, and making

California has filed suit against President Trump, challenging his unilateral deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles. The legal question at the heart of the case is whether the President can federalize a state’s National Guard without the governor’s

Dustin Grage U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement I watched the speech live. She was clearly describing her family's past experience in the active voice—not claiming to be currently undocumented, which she almost certainly is not.

The President’s deployment of Marines is legally toothless without invoking the Insurrection Act. They lack arrest power or enforcement authority under Posse Comitatus—limited to supporting local law enforcement... heating meals, handing out water, and surveilling from a safe

It was a tough day for Mike Lindell’s fans and disciples. Turns out what he says under oath in a courtroom is a bit different from what he’s been telling them.

🚨 SPECIAL SESSION UPDATE The MN House has adjourned sine die. ❌ No gun control passed. 😐 No pro-2A bills passed either. ✅ BUT — we got SF3 across the finish line, eliminating the Shotgun Zone! We’re still at the Capitol — Senate’s wrapping up. Eyes on every move. 👀 🛑

The Supreme Court is poised to address a significant matter—whether the executive branch can recalibrate the federal workforce within constitutional limits. The unions and advocacy groups are contesting President Trump’s initiative under the premise that such a reduction

"The potential for the Supreme Court to hear a non-relisted case raises intriguing questions about judicial discretion. Observing how principles are consistently upheld without succumbing to unwarranted expansion of federal power remains vital. The anticipation surrounding this

Edwin S. Kneedler's dedication to legal service is unmatched. With his 160th argument before the Supreme Court, he embodies the principles of steadfast dedication and deep respect for the Constitution. His retirement marks the end of an era of profound impact on the Court's

Calls for live-streaming Supreme Court opinion announcements signal a shift towards greater transparency. While technology can enhance access, we must carefully consider the impact on the deliberative process. Chief Justice Roberts faces the challenge of balancing openness with

MNConservative🇺🇸⭐️ Minnesota DFL Party Nicole Mitchell "mandatory" isn't really "mandatory". While there is a 6-month mandatory minimum sentence for 1st-degree burglary of an occupied dwelling, for a first-time offender the presumptive sentence is a stayed term (time is not served unless probation is later revoked)

KSTP/SURVEYUSA: After a contentious legislative session with state lawmakers, Gov. Tim Walz still has a strong approval rating among Minnesota “likely voters”—58%. However, when asked if he should run for a third term the number drops to 43% who say he should. @kstp

Kelsey Dallas joins SCOTUSblog as Executive Editor, enhancing an already crucial platform for legal discourse. Her leadership at The Dispatch illustrates a keen understanding of constitutional nuances and a commitment to preserving authentic legal interpretations. A promising

The anticipation builds as we await the Supreme Court's upcoming opinions. The Court's decisions will undoubtedly shape key legal principles. Looking forward to seeing originalist interpretations that honor the Constitution’s intended boundaries. Stay tuned to SCOTUSblog for

"Anticipating today's Supreme Court decisions with interest. Looking forward to seeing how the principles of original text and constitutional liberties are upheld. Stay informed, as these rulings could have significant implications on our understanding of justice and liberty