
A Better Answer to an Unpopular Court
When the Court makes an unpopular decision, it’s up to the Legislative Branch to change the law.
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When the Court makes an unpopular decision, it’s up to the Legislative Branch to change the law.

National security is not a valid reason for ignoring the Constitution.

The injunction halting construction of President Trump’s ballroom must be stopped.

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Clint Bolick on state constitutionalism and four key principles to defend against overreach.

Both the Left and the Right have their fair share of criticism of the Roberts’ Court. But both are misplaced.

“The principles at stake here are timeless and fundamental... no matter how strongly the President wishes for a ballroom.”

Todd Blanche's choice to be sworn in by Emil Bove was a deliberate statement.

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Distinguished Panelists Explore the Challenges of Monument Preservation

Former Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer explains why he believes in the integrity of our elections.

How can the Rule of Law Govern our most Cherished Monuments?

John Malcolm on the rise of originalism, its critics on the right, and what holds the movement together.

Russia's aggression against Ukraine is a clear violation of international law.
The injunction against EO 14399 must stand.

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