Carrie Campbell Severino

For some court watchers, without double standards, they would have no standards at all.

Attorney General Skrmetti has six more years in office, and he has gotten off to a great start.

As a senator, Kamala Harris was more concerned with creating viral clips than genuinely assessing the legal competence of judicial nominees.

In Garland v. VanDerStok, once again, a federal agency with an extravagant view of its power has tried to resolve a policy debate that belongs to Congress, and once again it finds itself before the…

It is a sorry sight to see justices feeding the latest attacks on the very Court where they sit.

We are living in an age of malicious and shoddy Supreme Court reporting, and we can only pray that tragedy will not be the price the nation pays for it.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh appeared last week at Catholic University's Columbus School of Law for a colloquy with Professor Joel Alicea.

Just before the Senate recessed last week, Senator Ron Wyden introduced legislation to pack the Supreme Court.

This week, St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School filed a cert petition to appeal the Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision denying it the right

Harris rationalizes her extremism by shamelessly spouting the narrative of today’s Left that there is a legitimacy crisis on the Supreme Court. But there is no such crisis.