Twitter is a private company—not the federal government.
303 Creative v. Elenis isn’t about LGBTQ rights, as many people believe it to be, but about what constitutes speech.
A Veterans Day reflection
There's no good option for conservative voters in Georgia this election.
And it’s not “the media.”
The country could do much more to control this scourge, and it could do so without violating the First Amendment.
The former president was not giving up top-secret national-security documents. DOJ had no choice but to act. Trump has only himself to blame.
When it’s good for Trump, and not before
Trump might clear the bar for incitement on January 6, and that’s far from his only legal risk.
And the Supreme Court can’t fix it by itself.
The evidence for a possible criminal case against the former president is piling up.
Now is the time for gratitude and profound humility about what comes after Roe.
How many bad apples must we pluck before we recognize that the orchard is diseased?
The Court’s job is not to determine which rights we should possess but rather which rights we do possess.
In Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, the Supreme Court has the chance to ensure that teachers are not the state’s robots.
The American right has lost the plot on free speech.
Smaller-scale tactical nuclear weapons could bring the great powers into a brutal, deadly, and unprecedented conflict.
Putin’s military may seek to recover from its early mistakes with increased brutality.
To see the most compelling evidence of the former president’s criminality, look to the Peach State.
An emerging culture idolizes a twisted version of “toughness” as the highest ideal and despises a false version of “weakness” as the lowest vice.