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The Voting Rights Act Probably Won’t Be ‘Gutted,’ But the Supreme Court Appears Set to Restrain It – RedState
If you only read the headlines after the Supreme Court’s re-argument in Louisiana v. Callais, you’d think conservatives on the Court were sharpening their knives to “gut” the Voting Rights Act. The reality inside the…
Could a SCOTUS Decision in ‘Louisiana v. Callais’ End Democrat Redistricting Scams Once and for All? – RedState
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Louisiana v. Callais, a challenge to the 2024 Louisiana congressional map that brings into conflict the Voting Rights Act and the Equal Protection Clause of the…
More Details Emerge About Thwarted Catholic Church Attack, and It’s Worse Than Previously Thought – RedState
New details have emerged about the thwarted attack on a Catholic church in Washington, D.C., with the person arrested being found with an arsenal of explosives along with a leftist manifesto attacking members of the…
Supreme Court Hints That Colorado’s Ban on Conversion Therapy Is Headed for the Dustbin of History – RedState
A clear majority of the U.S. Supreme Court seemed inclined to overturn a Colorado law that prevents doctors or other health care professionals from practicing conversion therapy. At stake is not only Colorado's…
SCOTUS Says Lisa Cook Stays Put at the Fed
We've been anticipating a decision from the U.S. Supreme Court in the Lisa Cook case, and now we have it...sort of. In a brief order issued Tuesday morning, the high court deferred ruling on the Trump…
Once Again, the Trump Administration Snags a Win From SCOTUS on USAID Funding Case – RedState
Well, I predicted a Friday ruling from the Supreme Court — it's just that I predicted it in the case involving Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook. Instead, we got a ruling from the high court on the USAID…
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