The Masterpiece Cakeshop Case Proves America’s State Religion Is Leftism
The orthodoxy of the American public square is progressivism. That is our civil religion, our established faith. Not officially or expressly, but in effect.
7 Key Takeaways From ACLU Spin On Their Masterpiece Cakeshop Loss
If we no longer believe ‘that all men are created equal [and] endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,’ LGBT activists will have unleashed far worse than a 15-minute delay in access to culinary confections.
Why The Masterpiece Ruling Is Truly A Major Win For Religious Liberty
Despite years of case law emptying free exercise, the Supreme Court has now confirmed that government cannot apply laws in a discriminatory way against religious believers.
Court Splits Baby In Case Involving Illegal Minor Seeking A U.S. Abortion
In a ruling issued Monday, the Supreme Court vacated a lower court’s ruling that allowed an undocumented teenage girl to get an abortion while in federal custody.
A Footnote In The Supreme Court’s Masterpiece Ruling Bodes Ill For Religious Liberty
Don’t be fooled by the Supreme Court’s 7-2 ruling. A menacing view of the First Amendment lurks in the details of the Masterpiece Cakeshop case.
The Masterpiece Cakeshop Dodge Sets Up An Epic Fight For The Next Supreme Court Vacancy
The food fight over Masterpiece Cakeshop shows how pivotal the next Supreme Court vacancy will be.
SCOTUS’s Masterpiece Cakeshop Decision Is A Win — But It’s Also A Warning
The Masterpiece Cakeshop decision is a win. But what stops the state from cloaking its animus against Christianity and crushing religious freedom? Not much.
SCOTUS Rules Colorado Baker Does Not Have To Make Cake Celebrating Same-Sex Union
Jack Phillips objected to baking a cake for the couple on religious grounds. The Supreme Court overturned a Colorado ruling that his business must bake the cake or face severe consequences.
Neil Gorsuch’s Question Is Key To Unlocking The Upcoming Masterpiece Cakeshop Decision
A refusal to make two homosexuals a cake for a gay wedding, when paired with an offer to serve them in any other way, is not some sly strike at an individual for his identity.
Let’s Get Ready To Gamble: SCOTUS Strikes Down Sports Betting Ban
The Federalist Radio Hour rounds up the expert legal and sports opinions of Bill James, Ilya Shapiro, and ESPN reporter David Purdum.
Here’s How The Supreme Court Already Repealed The Second Amendment
The Supreme Court effectively repealed the Second Amendment in District of Columbia v. Heller by restricting the amendment to common arms.
What This Term’s SCOTUS Decisions Reveal About Neil Gorsuch
On the cases with less political valence the justices can ‘nerd out’ on legal theories and reveal their jurisprudential minds when they know their decisions won’t make the front pages.
In Absence Of Supreme Court Review, Massachusetts Judge Upholds Sweeping Gun Ban
On Thursday, a federal district court judge upheld Massachusetts’ ‘assault-weapon’ ban.
SCOTUS Hears Cases On Free Speech For Pro-Life Groups And Gerrymandering
SCOTUS reporter Kevin Daley joins the Federalist Radio Hour to talk all the latest court and justice stories including #FreeAdnan, the NIFLA case, and more.
People Who Worry Activists Want To Take Guns Away Aren’t Paranoid; They’re Just Listening
How many Supreme Court justices have to publicly support repeal of the Second Amendment for gun owners to take them seriously without ridicule?
3 Key Takeaways From SCOTUS Arguments Over Forcing Pregnancy Centers To Advertise Abortions
Based on oral arguments, even the liberal justices didn’t like a law that discriminates against pro-life pregnancy clinics.
What 13 Women Told The Supreme Court About Their Crisis Pregnancies
A powerful amicus brief seeks to bring humanity to a complex legal question about free speech overlaid with the also-controversial issue of abortion.
Public-Sector Unions Deserve To Be Destroyed
If stripping unions of the ability to coerce workers is a crippling event, then it’s an event worth celebrating.
Labor Unions And Free Speech Face Off In ‘Janus Vs. AFSCME’ SCOTUS Case
“Janus v. AFSME” is a case about restoring workers’ first amendment rights. Dan DiSalvo joins Federalist Radio to discuss the power and money unions hold.
Supreme Court To Decide Whether You Own Your Own Data
The justices shouldn’t extend law enforcement’s reach beyond our borders. More importantly, Congress needs to update a 30-year-old law for the digital age.
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