Kaelan Deese is a Supreme Court reporter at the Washington Examiner. He covers critical legal issues surrounding the Supreme Court, including Second Amendment rights, abortion, and religious liberties, while also reporting on broader themes such as litigation, government, and politics. Kaelan's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Colorado Politics, and several other notable publications.
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By: Kaelan Deese
Two Supreme Court justices from near-opposite ends of the ideological spectrum sat down for a rare keynote discussion at the Federalist Society's annual Antonin Scalia Memorial Dinner in Washington, D.C., discussing the "common ground" they share.
By: Kaelan Deese
Breyer, who was on the high court when the justices sent the issue of regulating gestational limits for abortions back to the states, offered a range of advice to his now-former colleague.
By: Kaelan Deese
The Supreme Court upheld Alaska’s Ballot Measure 2, which requires donor transparency and targets “dark money” in elections, boosting campaign finance reform.
By: Kaelan Deese
The Georgia Court of Appeals canceled oral arguments in Donald Trump’s bid to disqualify Fulton County DA Fani Willis from prosecuting the RICO case.
Trump's sentencing was adjourned by a New York court without further explanation, as the judge weighs how to proceed following a major Supreme Court ruling.
By: Kaelan Deese
Colorado officials have agreed to pay over $1.5 million to cover attorney fees for graphic designer Lorie Smith, who successfully challenged the state's antidiscrimination law at the Supreme Court
By: Kaelan Deese
Democrats confirmed two more of President Joe Biden's judicial nominees to lifetime posts as Republican senators failed to show up in opposition.
Donald Trump's sentencing in the high-profile case is postponed even as the prosecution seeks to uphold his conviction.
By: Kaelan Deese
The Supreme Court will review the Federal Communication Commission's $8 billion Universal Service Fund, questioning its funding structure and possibly reshaping federal regulatory power.
Senate Democrats can confirm 12-14 judicial nominees in the final weeks before Christmas and could nudge Biden to 235 confirmations compared to Trump's 234.
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