Alex Swoyer

The Supreme Court announced on its final day of the term it won’t be hearing disputes related to age limits for buying guns.

The Washington Times is starting an audio series highlighting the bravest women of the American Revolution.

Helios Media added Matt Morse’s show “The Morse Report” to its roster, where it also features shows like “The Dana Show” with Dana Loesch and “Chicks on the Right.”

NPR’s Nina Totenberg sent a letter this week apologizing to Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. for wrongly reporting that he had announced his retirement.

A newly surfaced Scalia letter defends his landmark religious-liberty ruling, conservatives vow to fight the birthright citizenship decision, and South Florida women warn of illegal immigrants using dating apps to secure green cards.

Justice Antonin Scalia usually let his opinions speak for themselves, but he was so irked by criticism of one of his religious liberty rulings that he wrote a private defense of his reasoning, according to an unsealed court document obtained by “Seen, Heard & Whispered.”

It took nearly 50 years for conservatives to see Roe v. Wade overturned. They’re hoping it won’t take that long to nix Trump v. Barbara, last month’s decision on birthright citizenship.

Dating is hard enough without throwing illegal immigration into the equation.

Nearly two dozen conservative groups asked the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday to look into why Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan has not recused herself from an upcoming case involving “climate lawfare.”

Despite some high-profile setbacks, President Trump had a largely successful year at the Supreme Court, a former Justice Department civil litigation expert said, pointing to major victories for the White House on executive power and immigration enforcement.