A specious lawsuit against four swing states that was batted down by the Supreme Court was a victory for the man who filed it.

The late Supreme Court justice wrote a number of opinions that limited the ability of racial minorities, victims of police misconduct, and others to vindicate their constitutional rights.

A ruling that invoked the “anti-commandeering principle” to legalize sports betting in states holds implications for “sanctuary city” laws, too.

The Founders never intended for the Court to be the final arbiter of what the Constitution means.

Pete Buttigieg’s endorsement of a court-packing plan exemplifies the high court’s journey from afterthought to central concern among progressives.