Chris Mondics is a legal affairs writer based in Philadelphia.
It’s been a less than stellar year for trans activists. Shortly after taking office last January, President Trump signed an executive order withholding federal funds from any school that permits biological men and boys from playing on women’s sports teams. Then in June the US Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law banning the use of
Each Supreme Court term typically includes at least one explosive case that inflames political passions and captures the public imagination. When the court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, or when it greatly broadened presidential immunity, as it did last year in Trump v. the United States, or when it ruled against race-based college admissions
The issue before the court is whether the Economic Emergency Powers Act delegates tariff making to the president
The court is contemplating big changes to the Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court is leaning toward upholding the right of therapists to advise clients that changing their sexual orientation is viable
Trump never forgives and he never forgets
There is mounting evidence that the Saudis provided logistical and financial support to al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups
Time and again, ministry to the faithful took a back seat to left-wing orthodoxy
Big Pharma has closed ranks. Edwin Thompson is the lone exception
Big Pharma created a vast market of addicted consumers
