SCOTUS limits definition of ‘violent felon’ in Armed Career Criminal Act
The Supreme Court has narrowed the scope of what the federal government can consider a “violent felony.”
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Mallory Quigley: SCOTUS decision to hear Miss. abortion case is a ‘watershed moment’ for pro-life movement
Mallory Quigley, a spokesperson for the pro-life Susan B. Anthony List, is speaking out about the Supreme Court’s decision to hear arguments in a major abortion case from Mississippi.
Dr. Alan Keyes on the Supreme Court and America’s Conscience
Tipping Point UPDATED 6:15 PM PT – Monday, April 26, 2021 Kara McKinney talks with Dr. Alan Keyes about the Supreme Court and America’s conscience
SCOTUS attorney denounces court packing
House Democrats along with the Biden administration are making a push to pack the Supreme Court. Conservatives are fighting back, saying that move is inconsistent with the Constitution and contrary to American values. One America’s Christina Bobb has more.
The Real Story – Dem Court Packing with Rep. Mo Brooks
Rep. Mo Brooks, Republican congressman serving Alabama’s 5th district, gives us The Real Story on how soon the Democrats could pack the courts.
Supreme Court to review case on Ariz. election laws as judge rules voting machines audit can proceed
The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on election laws in Arizona that could affect how elections are conducted nationwide. One America’s Pearson Sharp has more.
Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch dissent Pa. election decision
Three of the more conservative Supreme Court justices are slamming the court’s move not to hear election law challenges in Pennsylvania. One America’s Jacob Miller has more.
SCOTUS throws out Kelly v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The Supreme Court announced that it will not hear arguments in Kelly v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The case was filed in Pennsylvania and disputed the state’s greater allowances for mail-in ballots amid the pandemic. One America’s John Hines talked to Pennsylvania Congressman Mike Kelly in this report from Washington.
SCOTUS to decide whether election fraud cases can proceed
The nation’s highest court is considering whether voter fraud cases in Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan can move forward. One America’s Christina Bobb is at the Supreme Court with more.