The Daily Caller

Fisher v. University of Texas challenges racial preferences in higher education

Former Pa. senator disappointed in justices: ‘They both promised to follow precedent’

The majority opinion in McDonald v. Chicago is full of valuable information about the Second Amendment.

Alito, Thomas, Scalia and Roberts among the candidates’ favorites

Some third-year law students have more practical legal experience than Liu does.

The civil rights group ignores racial intolerance when it is directed at conservatives.

Anti-Koch progressives call for violent acts against Justice Clarence Thomas at rally

While six Supreme Court justices have been scheduled to attend tonight’s SOTU, full list of names not yet revealed

Specter issues parting blow to Justices Roberts and Alito, both of whom he voted to confirm, in his final speech on the Senate floor

Justice Stephen Breyer says he’ll attend this year’s State of the Union address, despite objections from Alito, Roberts

Will Democrats win over moderate voters?

NPR has a blatant ideological bias. It’s time for Congress to stop funding it.

Alito to skip Obama’s next State of the Union

The country would be better off if Obama didn’t deliver his next SOTU address to Congress.

The Supreme Court reviews free speech rights in light of the anti-gay military protests of the Westboro Baptist Church

During the new term, the court will look at provocative anti-gay protests at military funerals and a California law banning the sale of violent video games to children

Disruptions at the funerals of fallen heroes by the Westboro ‘Baptist Church’ is among several high-profile cases to be scrutinized by the justices

Both liberal and conservative justices on the nation’s highest court are choosing their judicial clerks along ideological lines

The high court on Monday refused to block a federal judge’s October 2009 ruling that required California lawyer and dentist Orly Taitz to pay the $20,000 fine for filing a ‘frivolous’ litigation

After Kagan, Democrats may be wary to push other liberal judicial nominees to a vote, as her appointment may have come at a price