Robby Soave and Amber Duke discuss the Supreme Court’s rulings on birthright citizenship and transgender athletes.
Yet the 14th Amendment's grant of birthright citizenship would cover them, too. "If the mere fact of being born in the ...
Milla74/Dreamstime Today the Supreme Court decided Trump v. Barbara, the birthright citizenship case. A 6-3 majority struck ...
"Under the memorandum of understanding signed with Washington on 18 June, substantive talks over Iran's nuclear programme do ...
The Framers established a federal government consisting of three branches that were supposed to exercise distinct functions: legislative, executive, and judicial. But beginning in the late 19th ...
With fertilizer prices spiking due to the Iran War and contributing to rising food prices, the White House on Monday quietly dropped tariffs on fertilizer imports from Morocco. Officially, that ...
In today's decision in Trump v. Slaughter, the Supreme Court ruled that laws protecting the heads of "independent" ...
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education unanimously voted to fire French teacher Jennifer Honka for incompetence and ...
In 2005, when I was 11, my mother and I fled Venezuela because the government was going to arrest her for her reporting. She ...
The left keeps claiming that its candidates purport to speak for working-class people and advance working-class interests, only to discover that supporters of democratic socialism are ...
With the birthright citizenship opinion handed down, I thought we were done for the term. But at 10:51 ET, NPR posts a story with Nina Totenberg's byline: "Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the opinion ...
In 1935, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously stopped President Franklin Roosevelt from firing a commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for purely political reasons. The FTC "cannot in any ...
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