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The DOJ says it will challenge unconstitutional gun policies. Maybe it should stop defending them.
The Justice Department recently established a "Second Amendment Section" within its Civil Rights Division. On its face, that move is a welcome development for defenders of the constitutional right to armed…
The Minnesota Scandals and Birthright Citizenship
In yesterday’s edition of the American Experiment Podcast, Kathryn and Grace reviewed the latest developments in the Minnesota state government scandals that have become world-infamous. They also touched on the public…
Supreme Court Weighs Vance Case on Campaign Spending Limits
Supreme Court arguments about campaign spending limits included open talk of a JD Vance 2028 presidential campaign, in a case first launched by the vice president when he was running for U.S. Senate. In National Republican…
Indiana’s New Map Could Reshape Republican Power
The Hoosier state has joined the redistricting war. A new Republican-favored U.S congressional map, known as Map 90, advanced from the Indiana state House to the Senate this week for final approval. The new congressional…
Our Amicus Brief in the Pung v. Isabella County Home Equity Theft Takings Case
Illustration: Lex Villena; Oblachko Today, I submitted an amicus brief in Pung v. Isabella County, the "home equity theft" takings case I previously wrote about here. The brief is on behalf of the Cato Institute,…
Supreme Court Poised to Restore Constitution?
Today the Supreme Court heard arguments in Trump v. Slaughter, perhaps the most important case to come before the Court this term. The case tests the constitutionality of the “independent agencies” that Congress has…
Majority of Justices Seem Prepared to Hold that the President Can Control the Executive Branch
Who controls the executive branch of government? For more than two hours on Monday, the Supreme Court listened to U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer and Amit Agarwal, a lawyer for Protect Democracy and former counsel to the…
Supreme Court Arguments in Humprey’s Executor Case Get Fiery
The Supreme Court’s conservative-leaning majority seems poised to scrap a 90-year precedent that has insulated the deep state for decades. Justices are weighing whether an elected president can remove executive branch…
Supreme Court to Rule on Birthright Citizenship
On the first day of his second term in office, President Trump issued an executive order directing that children of illegal aliens who are born in the United States are not citizens, and will not be treated as such. This…
Supreme Court Takes Trump Birthright Citizenship Case
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments on President Donald Trump’s push to end birthright citizenship. The high court announced Friday that it will hear arguments regarding Trump’s executive order that would revoke…
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