For the nascent nation, now approaching its 250th birthday, Marshall’s imprint on constitutional law cannot be overstated. In 1801, the Supreme Court was an afterthought in the constitutional ...

What is the proper role of the judiciary in American political life? There has never been a clear answer to that question, even among the founders. The Constitution itself has relatively little to say ...

Last year, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority ruled that the president of the United States had “absolute” criminal immunity for his “official acts,” as well as lesser degrees of immunity for ...

Very early into the COVID-19 pandemic, ZeroHedge suggested that a little-known Chinese lab in Wuhan might know something about the novel coronavirus sweeping the globe. As a result, and as you know, ...

Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. Dahlia Lithwick: The New York Times ...

Gentlemen, choose your weapons. In the case of the current apparent discord between MAGA and legal braintrust the Federalist Society, it’s all keynotes and op-eds at dawn. But don’t be fooled, the ...

Guided by Leonard Leo, the society built a pipeline for traditional conservative judges. But that might not be enough for President Trump in his second term. Guided by Leonard Leo, the society built a ...

The Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention kicks off this week in Washington, D.C., where this year's theme, "New Frontiers," espouses everything from technological advances and the rise of ...

“Journalists from nearly every major U.S. news outlet, including The Washington Post, turned in their press badges Wednesday after refusing to adhere to the new rules for reporters at the Pentagon.

Wikipedia founder Larry Sanger caused a stir this week when he discussed the crowdsourced website's outright censorship of conservative voices, according to a report. Wikipedia founder Larry Sanger ...

When our Founders drafted the Constitution, they intended that Congress would keep the judiciary as the “least powerful” branch of government and see to it that judges “should be bound down by strict ...