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Some updates on men who allegedly attack their unborn children with abortion chemicals.

It only takes one court wanting to make history to shatter the important moral principle of human exceptionalism.

The poll also revealed only 27 percent of Democrats plan to fly an American flag this Fourth of July.

For Republicans, apparently, it was just to try to get pro-lifers off their backs for a year.

At oral argument last week in Rolovich v. Washington State University, two judges on a Ninth Circuit panel seemed to think that a devout Catholic cannot have a sincere religious objection to receiving the covid vaccine. That is simply not a judgment ...

As the Court winds up its term, I'm going to take a brief break from new posts on my Confirmation Tales substack. I figure that it is a good time to invite those of you who have your own interesting confirmation tales to pass them along to me.

I don't claim to have a great track record of predicting opinion assignments, even late in the term when the Court has relatively few cases outstanding. But that won't stop me from trying again.

The president abandoned his previous positions in favor of the Iranian position on all the key issues of contention going into the war.

The act codifies student-athlete NIL rights, regulates how student athletes are paid, and introduces measures to prevent high turnover.

All nine justices agreed that marijuana users are not categorically too dangerous to have a Second Amendment right to a gun.