U.S. Supreme Court

Recently, Justice Samuel Alito gave a speech in Rome where he ridiculed foreign critics of the Dobbs decision and while critics deserved to be called out for their uninformed hot takes, CNN legal analyst and Supreme Court biographer Joan Biskupic joined CNN Newsroom on Friday to label the marks as having a “tone of aggrievement” and “nasty.”

When the college lefties do not get their way, they throw temper tantrums. From protests to petitions, these snowflakes cannot handle dissent from their worldview.

New York Times pop culture reporter Reggie Ugwu, the paper’s podcast specialist, celebrated a left-wing SCOTUS-centered one with an emphasis on vulgarity in “The Hosts of ‘5-4’ Never Trusted the Supreme Court.” Ugwu snuck in cheers for left-wing activism keyed to the overturning of Roe v Wade, and forwarded nasty attacks on conservative Supreme Court justices, under the guise…

CNN legal analyst and John Roberts biographer Joan Biskupic reported on Tuesday’s CNN Newsroom that Roberts tried and ultimately failed to persuade his “very hard-right” colleagues to only uphold Mississippi’s pro-life law, but go no further in the recent Dobbs case. Roberts’s failure was also taken a sign that the Court has discredited his desire to be seen as non-political…

CNN senior legal analyst Laura Coates guest hosted Friday’s edition of Don Lemon Tonight where she and her guests hyped California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “trolling” of the Supreme Court and Texas on the issue of gun control.

Another day, another terrible take from the writers at Teen Vogue. As usual, the writers manipulate their young audience to believe that things that are good for them are bad. This time, it's about prayer. 

The enraged overreactions (from leftist journalists and celebrities) to the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe keep pouring in. MSNBC’s Joy Reid railed that American women will now become “state property.” The following are just a few of the most recent outbursts from lefty journalists and celebrities stemming from the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.

Comedy Central’s Trevor Noah was relieved on the Wednesday edition of the The Daily Show that Democrats appear to have learned their lesson by codifying gay and interracial marriage. However, Noah could not just leave it there, he absurdly accused the GOP of opposing interracial marriage.

MSNBC will say and do anything to further the Democrat Party’s leftist agenda, no matter what the actual truth is. Further proof of this came during the tail end of Wednesday night’s All In when Chris Hayes claimed, without evidence, that the Supreme Court signaled in the landmark Dobbs v. Jackson case that the decision would create a precedent for repealing the right to same-sex…

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg is known to partake in a little puff-puff-pass. But she may have hotboxed her dressing room on Wednesday as she outrageously suggested Justice Clarence Thomas was leading the U.S. Supreme Court in a charge to overturn Loving v. Virginia and abolish interracial marriage (despite the fact he’s in an interracial marriage). She even suggested that…

On Wednesday’s edition of Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC, guest host Lindsey Reiser welcomed Rep. Sara Jacobs on to the program to talk about getting arrested on Tuesday as part of a stunt in front of the Supreme Court. Instead of asking about the unserious and unintentionally hilarious theatrical elements of it, Reiser asked if she would be willing to do it all again “if you had…

On his Sunday MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart and far-left, bail-opponent Rep. Pramil Jayapal are dismayed that an armed man who reportedly threatened her has been released from jail. And former "Anonymous" Miles Taylor sounds the alarm on the risk of political assassinations, but in his list of figures who have been threatened omits Justice Brett Kavanaugh. 

On Monday, all three evening news broadcasts ignored the Biden administration's Department of Health and Human Services is now mandating taxpayer-funded hospitals which include Catholic hospitals to provide what they ironically refer to as "life-saving abortions" regardless of whether they are illegal in their state.

In a July 17 opinion piece from The Times, Pamela Paul penned how grumpy she is that the Supreme Court didn't rule the way she wanted. Her piece titled “In the Face of Fact, the Supreme Court Chose Faith,” was a tantrum over the recent Supreme Court ruling in favor of former coach Joseph Kennedy in the Kennedy v. Bremerton School District case.