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Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Challenge to New York’s Ban on Concealed Carry in ‘Sensitive Locations’

The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a challenge to New York's ban on concealed carry firearms in certain "sensitive locations." The decision comes on the heels of another favorable ruling for gun control advocates last month, Breitbart reported. The ban was enacted following the landmark 2022 Bruen decision…

Supreme Court Rules Trump Can Deport Illegals Using Alien Enemies Act

President Donald Trump just secured a major victory after the United States Supreme Court ruled that his administration can use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport illegal migrants. In an unsigned 5-4 ruling, the nation's highest court ruled that the Trump administration can invoke the historic wartime act…

Supreme Court Gives Trump Green Light to Halt Funding for Radical Teacher Training

The United States Supreme Court has sided with President Donald Trump's effort to de-racicalize America's public schools. The high court made waves by deciding in favor of the Trump administration's initiative to halt over $65 million in funds allocated for radical teacher training programs. The taxpayer-funded programs were focused on…

Trump Tells Supreme Court His Presidential Authority Is Under Attack from Activist Federal Judges

President Donald Trump's administration has issued a plea to the Supreme Court as activist federal judges across the country seek to undermine the authority of the White House. On Wednesday, the Trump administration told the high court that the president’s authority to protect the nation is under siege from lower…

Leftist Judge Susan Crawford Wins Wisconsin Supreme Court Race: ‘Dangerously Liberal’

Leftist Judge Susan Crawford has secured victory in the hotly contended race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Crawford's win ensures that the state's high court will remain under the control of liberal justices. It comes after the most expensive judicial campaign in American history. More than $90 million was spent…

Justice Thomas Slams Supreme Court’s Decision to Uphold ‘Ghost Gun’ Regulations, Warns of ‘Government Overreach’

Justice Clarence Thomas has blasted his colleagues on the Supreme Court over the majority's decision to uphold regulations on so-called "ghost guns." Thomas wrote a scathing dissent after the court's 7-2 ruling allowing ghost guns to be regulated. The law, which Thomas called an "overreach," was enacted during former President…

Tom Homan Calls for Supreme Court to End Policy That Serves as a ‘Magnet for More Illegal Immigration’

President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, is calling for the United States Supreme Court to end the U.S. government’s birthright citizenship policy. Homan discussed the impact of the policy during a panel discussion at the New College of Florida. The border czar blasted the policy, warning that it serves…

Louisiana Executes Convicted Murderer with Nitrogen Gas After Supreme Court Appeal Fails

A convicted murderer has been executed with nitrogen gas in Louisiana, the first time the method has been used for the death penalty in the state. Tuesday's execution of 46-year-old Jessie Hoffman was the first death penalty killing in Louisiana in 15 years. In a statement, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill…

Amy Coney Barrett’s Recusal in Supreme Court’s Religious Freedom Case Delivers Blow to Trump

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has delivered a blow to President Donald Trump by recusing herself from a major case on religious freedom. Barrett's recusal is a potential setback for Trump after his administration weighed in on the case. While Barrett did not provide an explanation, it is believed…

Supreme Court Rules Against Veterans in Dispute Over Benefits

The United States Supreme Court ruled against two veterans who were denied disability benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder. In a 7-2 decision, the court held that the petitioners' claims went through the legally required review process. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) applies a special "benefit of the doubt" rule,…