Supreme Court

The Supreme Court issued a batch of opinions this week, and one of them, at least, stopped an Obama initiative dead in its tracks:

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Some Senate Republicans -- at least those who are members of the Judiciary committee -- have decided to do nothing to advance a Supreme Court

That there will be a huge fight over the next nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court is beyond question. But it is somewhat stunning to see Mr. Obama's partisans assert not only that he has the "right" to nominate someone to fill the seat left vacant by Justice Scalia's untimely death, but also that the Senate must obediently confirm that nominee.

In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court ruled that gay marriage is constitutional. Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the majority opinion, joining all the Court's liberals.

It's no secret that the Left has long regarded the constitution">constitution">Constitution as an inconvenience or worse, as a barrier, to their effort to reshape America.  Fresh evidence of this discontent can be seen in the run-up to the Supreme Court hearing in King

The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued an opinion that undermines the Fourth Amendment and weakens an important check on government power. And it all began with a traffic stop in North Carolina: