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Trump's judges are flexing their muscles, from civil rights to campaign spending
One of Trump's most controversial picks — 6th Circuit Judge John Bush, who had penned a blog post under a pseudonym comparing abortion t
USA Today


No vacancy (yet): Liberals, conservatives prepare to battle for control of Supreme Court
Expect to hear a lot about abortion rights, which Kennedy helped to protect in a 2016 case from Texas, and gay rights, three years after Ken
USA Today


One Time Congress Tried to Prevent a President From Firing Someone, It Ended in Impeachment
"The bill to protect Mueller would not place an outright ban on presidential firing of an executive branch employee, and thus is consti
The Daily Signal


Justice Gorsuch forms conservative triumvirate on Supreme Court
From early judgments in last year’s travel ban case to a gay rights lawsuit out of Arkansas, Justice Gorsuch has found himself part of a tri
The Washington Times


Monday Round-Up (US v. Microsoft, CLOUD Act)
At The New Republic, Matt Ford reports that by including a statute that "would rewrite the rules for how U.S. tech companies deal with
SCOTUSblog


Your email privacy will get a boost thanks to the omnibus spending bill (and that's a good thing
If the justices are forced to take on the nuanced task of modernizing the SCA in the face of Congressional inaction, it will be unfortunate
Op-ed published in Fox News


Trump court nominees linger in professional limbo
Not everyone gives up on work during the wait. Judge Joan Larsen continued to hear cases on the Michigan Supreme Court while awaiting confir
The Washington Times


With Vote Expected, Tech Industry Remains Divided Over FOSTA
Tech stakeholders remain divided over anti-sex trafficking legislation the Senate is poised to vote on this week, those on both sides told u
Communications Daily


Democrat Obstruction Leads to More Court Vacancies Than When Trump Took Office
Senate Republicans blocked many Obama nominees, but primarily while they were in the majority, said Curt Levey, president of Committee for J
The Daily Signal
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