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1973--By a vote of five justices, the Supreme Court rules in United States v. SCRAP that plaintiffs, including a group of law students ("Students Challenging Regulatory Agency Procedures"), have standing to ...

Yet another tax-the-rich initiative is running into reality.

Change is on the way for Americans disgusted by autism-therapy-related fraud.

The library is like the presidency itself -- filled with grand images and exhibits, but not offering a democratic people the substance they've come to expect.

Polls conducted by Pew, Associated Press/NORC, and the Public Religion Research Institute also show gains in pro-life sentiment since Dobbs.

The president's move will not induce Democrats to budge on opposition to the election law or Bill Pulte as acting DNI, so what happens next is unclear.

The suit claims WPATH made unsubstantiated claims regarding the safety and necessity of so-called 'gender-affirming care' for pediatric patients.

Having protected so many other aspects of the separation of powers, the Court should grant the petition in RMS of Georgia to establish that the nondelegation doctrine deserves the same vigilance.

A watchdog group is accusing the Universities of Illinois and Arizona of a coordinated cover-up.

Anna Giaritelli believes that Crime Cards' omissions can put civilian well-being at risk.