Macron pledges to enshrine ‘right’ to abortion in French constitution by next year
Emmanuel Macron declared that next year, ‘women's freedom to have an abortion will be irreversible.’
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Articles tagged Scotus
Supreme Court deliberates constitutional implications of politicians blocking citizens on social media
The lawyers representing citizens who were blocked by public officials argued that public officials’ posts on their personal social media accounts should be subject to more scrutiny.
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This Supreme Court case could strike a blow against the Deep State and Big Tech
The Supreme Court should shut down Biden’s censorship regime in Murthy v. Missouri and stop the Deep State from using pressure campaigns to work around our Constitutional order.
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Supreme Court will decide whether Biden admin illegally pushed Big Tech to censor conservatives
The Supreme Court will hear Murthy v. Missouri but will also allow the Biden administration to continue encouraging Big Tech to censor disfavored speech until the case is decided.
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SCOTUS rejects appeal of pro-lifers fined $2 million for exposing Planned Parenthood’s organ harvesting
‘The implications of this civil case have far-reaching First Amendment consequences involving free speech and undercover journalism,’ according to Liberty Counsel.
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Pro-life rescuer Lauren Handy again denied emergency release from jail after FACE Act conviction
29-year-old Lauren Handy sought immediate release from jail, where she is being held pending sentencing after being convicted for attempting to stop the killing of preborn children at an abortion facility in the nation’s capital.
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The jailing of pro-lifers in the DC FACE Act trials could actually help end abortion in America: here’s why
If the lower court’s ruling is overturned, the prosecution will almost certainly appeal further. On the other hand, if the lower court’s ruling is sustained, the defense will certainly appeal. That appeal would go directly to SCOTUS, to be taken up at the Justices’ discretion.
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How the DC pro-life convictions could strike down the FACE Act and put an abortionist in jail
This case could very well serve as the fulcrum to get the FACE Act struck down by the Supreme Court of the United States and the personhood of the unborn defined by the court.
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Arizona AG to keep enforcing ‘non-discrimination’ law after Supreme Court’s religious freedom ruling
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes described the Supreme Court’s June 30 decision as ‘profoundly wrong’ and vowed to continue prosecuting supposed ‘non-discrimination’ cases.
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RFK Jr. denounces Supreme Court ruling striking down affirmative action
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is running against Joe Biden as the Democratic nomination for president, believes affirmative action is needed to 'undo the effects of racist policies.'
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