She is hated precisely because she did not hate enough.
Author: Jonathan Turley, opinion contributor
Federal vaccine mandate enters ‘major question’ land
The Supreme Court is grappling with an executive move that was openly discussed as a circumvention of constitutional limitations.
Buckle-up! 2022 is going to be a big one for the Supreme Court
They are likely to issue historic rulings on abortion, gun rights, and an assortment of other issues.
Biden should resolve to cease the ‘Red Queen’ justice
In office, President Biden continued his “sentence first, verdict afterwards” habit.
Your 2021 holiday dinner political survival guide
Welcome to Christmas 2021, our hair-triggered holiday season… you have to be prepared.
Prosecutors or Praetorian Guard: Why is FBI investigating one missing diary in a sea of smash and grabs?
Is the FBI acting on a justified federal crime or serving as Praetorian Guard for the First Family?
Perils of Plan Bs: White House push to ‘codify Roe’ goes far beyond the status quo
If anyone wondered if Sotomayor had a Plan B in mind, they just had to follow her public comments.
Jussie Smollett’s final act: How a hate crime hoax became a pitch for jury nullification
He’s trying to get the jury to vote for him despite his guilt. It worked for him in the media for months.
Epidemic of smash-and-grab crime is definitely man-made
While many politicians still call for “reimagining policing,” that imagination does not extend to seeing a cause-and-effect with rising crime levels.
What’s that you smell in the Supreme Court?
While defending abortion as a “liberty interest,” efforts to explore the actual basis for Roe were largely brushed aside.