The D.C. Court of Appeals released an opinion last week that protects the EPA’s greenhouse-gas regulation from the scorn of those who protest climate-change prevention.
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What’s So Radical about Same-Sex Marriage?
Part Three in my response to David Blankenhorn’s half-hearted conversion to equality
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Same-Sex Marriage Is a Radical Feminist Idea
Does anyone remember yesterday, before our minds were blown away by watching (on Twitter) Roberts vote to uphold the Affordable Care Act and Kennedy join with the three billygoats to declare the whole thing unconstitutional? I’m having trouble remembering, too. But my notes here say that yesterday I wrote about David Blankenhorn’s decision to support […]
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It’s Roberts’s Court Now
Today’s decision on the Affordable Care Act shows that, despite conventional wisdom, Anthony Kennedy is not the guy calling the shots.
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Yes, America, Global Warming Does Exist
The D.C. Circuit Court says so, despite convoluted industry arguments to the contrary.
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Court to Super PACs: Full Speed Ahead
As the ship drifts over the campaign-cash falls, the five captains decline a chance to reconsider the course.
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The Court’s Scott Walker Moment
Five justices tell public-employee unions they “tolerate” them—for now.
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Key Rulings Reveal Partisan Divides On Court
As the Dorsey and Knox decisions make clear, the Supreme Court should be a bigger issue in the presidential election than it currently is.
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Issa’s Contemptible Vote
The congressional committee’s charge against Eric Holder is nothing but symbolic.