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Sources reported that Justice Clarence Thomas, the only black U.S. Supreme Court justice and only the second to sit on …
Read More »What the New Black History Museum’s Curators Think of Justice Clarence Thomas
High Court Dashes Obama’s Amnesty Plans, Part II
In June, a deadlocked U.S. Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s ruling that blocked President Barack Obama’s amnesty plan for illegal aliens. …
Read More »Will the U.S. Supreme Court Protect Students’ Privacy and Safety?
Parents who oppose the homosexual lobby’s push to normalize “transgender” and the government’s refusal to protect the privacy and safety …
Read More »Why Supreme Court Decisions Matter to Christians
After the U.S. Supreme Court declared homosexual “marriage” a constitutional right, Bishop T.D. Jakes said he wasn’t “really as concerned …
Read More »What This ‘Transgender’ Student Won’t Get to Do When School Starts
A girl in Virginia pretending to be a boy thinks she should be allowed to walk into the boys’ restroom, and a …
Read More »The Message These Courts Just Sent Should Offend Black Voters
Under the apparently mistaken belief that legislatures make laws, lawmakers in several states attempted to protect the integrity of the voting process …
Read More »Upcoming Supreme Court Battle Will Be a Bloodbath
Today, I spoke by phone from the convention about the upcoming Supreme Court battle. No matter who is elected in …
Read More »A Disastrous Court Decision on Abortion
The Supreme Court’s decision, striking down the Texas abortion law signed by Governor Rick Perry in 2013, is but the …
Read More »Is Racial Discrimination Illegal? Here’s What the Supreme Court Just Ruled
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that tax-funded colleges and universities may continue admitting and denying admission to individuals based …
Read More »The Supreme Court Had No Deadlocking Issues on This Death-Row Case
In a 7-1 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the state of Georgia violated the U.S. Constitution by excluding …
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