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As the second woman to fill the role of Supreme Court marshal, Col. Gail Curley faces an unprecedented case that might not even be criminal.

Colonel Gail Curley, the Supreme Court marshal, has begun investigating the leaked draft opinion regarding Dobbs v. Jackson. The final ruling in this case could overturn precedents that protect abortion rights, including Roe v. Wade. As part of that investigation, officials have required law clerks to provide their phone records, according to a CNN report.…

Star Parker reminds us of the rich history and relevance of Old Parkland Conference

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently expressed alarm about the leaked draft opinion that would strike down Roe v. Wade. What has received little attention, in contrast, is the event where the 73-year-old Justice made his remarks. Straight Arrow News contributor Star Parker reminds us of the rich history of the Old Parkland Conference and its…

Police said a California man went to Maryland to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Now, there’s a renewed push to pass a law that would increase protections to keep Supreme Court justices safe. U.S. Marshalls arrested 26-year-old Nicholas John Roske on Wednesday. He’s charged with attempted murder of a Supreme Court justice. Authorities said…

Armed man arrested near Brett Kavanaugh's home; reportedly wanted to kill conservative SCOTUS justice

Police arrested an armed California man near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s home in Maryland, according to the Washington Post. People close to the investigation told the paper that the man wanted to kill the conservative justice. Authorities took the man, who is in his mid-20s, into custody around 1:50 a.m. Wednesday in Chevy Chase…

The Biden administration announced that it is tying school lunch funding to schools’ policies regarding discrimination and treatment of transgender students as part of its new interpretation of Title IX anti-discrimination laws. The move could strip millions of federal dollars that are currently used to provide meals for students from low-income households and areas. The…

The Supreme Court will release 30 decisions as it wraps up its term. Here are five decisions to watch this June.

June is always a busy time for the Supreme Court, issuing the majority of its rulings throughout the month. The high court issued three decisions on Monday, yet 30 opinions remain this session. Below are five of the 10 most important decisions we’re following that are expected in the coming weeks. For five more cases…

The Supreme Court will release 30 decisions as it wraps its term. Here are five decisions -- focusing on abortion, gun rights and immigration -- to watch.

June is always a busy time for the Supreme Court, as it issues the majority of its rulings throughout the month. The high court issued three decisions Monday, yet 30 opinions remain this session. Below are five of the 10 most important decisions we’re following that are expected in the coming weeks. We’ll provide coverage…

Star Parker argues that family values were in a healthier state prior to Roe v. Wade law

The Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision changing the way states could manage abortion has become one of the country’s most divisive issues over the last five decades. With the recently leaked draft opinion poised to overturn the law, America’s debate over abortion has reached another key moment. Straight Arrow News contributor Star Parker argues…

Mail-in ballots in a tight Pennsylvania primary between Mehmet Oz and David McCormick may not be counted until courts give further consideration.

A Supreme Court order may be the final nail in the coffin for a Pennsylvania Senate candidate who is trying to overtake celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz in the Republican primary race. David McCormick and Dr. Oz are separated by fewer than 1,000 votes, but uncounted mail-in ballots may no longer be able to put him over…

The debate over “pregnant people” reemerged after a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion revealed justices' plans to overturn rulings protecting abortion rights.

The debate over the use of the term “pregnant people” re-emerged after a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion revealed justices’ plans to overturn rulings protecting abortion rights. Proponents of the language change from pregnant women to pregnant people have said they aim to be inclusive, but critics contend the language does more harm than good. …

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