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By: Matthew Vadum
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote in the majority opinion that “the Federal Election Campaign Act, known as FECA, limits a political party's campaign spending. Those spending limits necessarily abridge political parties' freedom of speech.”
By: Matthew Vadum
The Supreme Court is expected to hold an oral argument in the Apple Inc. v. Epic Games Inc. case in its new term that begins in October. A decision could follow by June 2027.
‘A General’s Prayer’ challenges audiences to live up to the Founding Father’s vision.
By: Matthew Vadum
The ruling could open the door to challenges against state laws governing the conduct of released sex offenders.
The majority held that professors’ speech is legally protected, but a dissenter said states should control their own classrooms.
By: Anita Cohen, Matthew Vadum, David Stringer
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis during a news conference in Tampa, Fla., on Aug. 12, 2025.
By: Matthew Vadum
President Donald Trump filed an appeal of the new disbursement order the same day it was issued.
By: Matthew Vadum
The commissioners alleged pro baseball enforced uniform rules unevenly—penalizing Christian expression while allowing Black Lives Matter and LGBT messaging.
Judge Kathleen Williams also took disciplinary measures against two Trump attorneys.
This was the first time in seven years that any justice had testified before a congressional committee. Two justices testified for increased security funding.
