Supreme Court Takes Free Speech Cases on Abortion, Property Rights, Gadsden Flag, and Voter ID
The Supreme Court added three political-speech cases on Monday to its oral argument docket this year.
Media Campaign to Confirm Judges to Federal Appeals Courts, Focusing on Kyle Duncan for Fifth Circuit
The Judicial Crisis Network launched a six-figure ad buy in Louisiana on Thursday to confirm Kyle Duncan to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
VIDEO: ACRU's Ken Blackwell Speaks on Tax Policies
ACRU Senior Fellow Ken Blackwell discusses the Republican tax reform plan with Lou Dobbs.
A Tax Reform Tweak With Big-Time Benefits
A generational opportunity to reform taxes should update the tax code for the next generation economy.
One Year Later, Trump Making History on Judges and Supreme Court
One year after President Trump’s historic election, the 21 percent who voted on the federal courts got exactly what they were promised.
What GOP Must Learn from the 12 Reasons Virginia Went Democrat in 2017
Much of the commentary on Election Day 2017 is misinformed or only half of the picture.
Hypocrisy at SPLC
The Southern Poverty Law Center has ignited a nationwide campaign to condemn the Confederate flag, claiming it inspires hatred and violence.
Ignorance Versus Stupidity
The bottom line is that each of us is grossly ignorant about the world in which we live.
Justice Department: SCOTUS Should Throw Out Illegal Alien Teenager Abortion Case, Punish ACLU Lawyers
DOJ is making the case that the ACLU’s deception was so blatant and egregious that the licensed attorneys working on this case should be punished by the Supreme Court or the states where they are licensed.
Securing the Vote: How Efforts to Prevent Fraud, and Voting Rights, Collide
Conservative watchdog groups in several states have filed suit to seek more aggressive action to remove ineligible voters from election rolls, while liberal advocacy and voting rights groups have filed lawsuits of their own.