The court decided not to take the case brought against the government by an Air National Guard member who was paralyzed during back surgery at a military hospital.

As Republicans are enjoying their majority in both the House and Senate, they are also pushing forth their own (questionable) agendas. The latest debate doesn’t revolve around healthcare or really anything to benefit the people. And then there’s this. Lawmakers are currently considering how to honor Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

The US Supreme Court has once again refused to overturn an oft-criticized rule that bars soldiers from suing the federal government, even for activities that critics say are unrelated to their military service.

Democrats have long opposed honoring Thomas, a Georgia native who was accused of sexual harassment during his 1991 confirmation hearing.

The Court refuses a case on ‘sidewalk counseling,’ over a vigorous dissent.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces bribery charges, similar to those faced by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and is under pressure from President Trump’s administration to do his

Alexander Hamilton saw it coming. In the Federalist Papers, he described the judiciary as a feeble branch of government, easily “overpowered, awed or influenced” by Congress and the president. Lacking the means to enforce their rulings, judges, he wrote, would need an “uncommon portion of fortitude.”