Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said she has trouble sleeping at night because she is lamenting the state of the nation.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson spoke openly about her role on the Supreme Court. It should raise an eyebrow.

"She has begun looking at interests, and motives, and connections. She’s begun to point behind the curtain at what 'collegiality' obscures."

"The plans themselves are not before this Court ... and we thus have no occasion to consider whether they can and will be carried out."

The Supreme Court is allowing President Donald Trump to proceed with his plans to dismiss large numbers of government workers.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett delivered a blistering critique of Jackson's inability to comprehend the Constitution or legal precedent.

On Friday, SCOTUS' conservative majority struck a blow against judicial tyranny and achieved nothing less than the Constitution's salvation.

SCOTUS did the right thing, first by rejecting judicial activism then by upholding Tennessee's ban on transgender treatment for minors.

The LAFD's obsession with DEI policies has rightfully generated outrage, for it necessarily means diminished emphasis on competence.

Jackson's authoritarian sensibilities make her a perfect temporary addition to the cast of a stomach-turning, woke, feminist musical.