The Supreme Court may strike down the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate but appears poised to uphold most of the law against a constitutional challenge from a coalition of red states backed by the Trump administration.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a Catholic adoption agency's discrimination suit against Philadelphia, the first major religious liberty case to appear before the Court since Judge Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation.
The professional journos are at it again. A New York Post report on Hunter Biden's emails suggests the renegade son of the former vice president attempted to introduce his dad to a Ukrainian oil executive in 2015. Members of the news media seized on the report, urging "caution" and admonishing their colleagues for sharing it on social media.
Sen. John Kennedy (R., La.) on Monday called Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation process in 2018 a "freak show," comparing it to the Star Wars cantina scene.
Democrats in 2016 demanded Senate Republicans "do their job" and give a hearing and vote to President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland, in spite of it being a presidential election year.
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D., R.I.) accused the FBI of running a bogus tip line while investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the latest in a sequence of serious but unsubstantiated claims the Rhode Island Democrat has made about Kavanaugh and his confirmation process.
Several top Democrats opposing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in 2018 said women do not concoct sexual assault allegations and accuser Christine Blasey Ford had "nothing to gain" from her accusation.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) got testy Thursday morning with a reporter who asked her about Democrats' different standards of evidence for allegations against Joe Biden versus allegations against Brett Kavanaugh.
On March 25, Tara Reade accused former vice president Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993. Imagine if, instead of airing the allegation on a podcast, Reade had sent an anonymous letter to a leading Republican senator. Imagine if the reporters couldn't track down a single person who recalled Reade telling them about the assault around the time it was alleged to have occurred. How would the New York Times cover the story? Would it cover the story at all?
The New York Times edited a controversial passage in an article about a sexual assault allegation against former vice president Joe Biden after his campaign complained, the paper's executive editor said Monday.
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The Supreme Court may strike down the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate but appears poised to uphold most of the law against a constitutional challenge from a coalition of red states backed by the Trump administration. 
