Category: Government Updates
Federal Judge Declares Obamacare Unconstitutional – What You Need to Know
Yes, it’s true: A federal judge has declared Obamacare unconstitutional. The eight-year old law, affecting one-sixth of the nation’s economy, was seemingly here to stay,...
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DNC Chairman Frets About Voters Listening to Their Pastors
Tom Perez is the current Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and his job is to help Democrats get elected around the country. He spoke last week...
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A 9-Year-Old Fights for the Right to Throw Snowballs
It’s never too early to get into politics. That’s what one 9-year-old boy discovered after he decided to reverse a decades-old restriction that prohibited snowball...
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U.S. Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Military Transgender Policy
The Solicitor General of the United States, Noel Francisco, recently petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to take up three cases from around the country where...
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Senate Judiciary Committee Cancels Hearings Amid Flake/Mueller Controversy
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, canceled a Thursday meeting of the committee at which six Circuit Court of Appeals nominees and 15...
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Republican Senator Threatens to Hold Up His Own Party’s Judicial Nominees
Senator Jeff Flake (R – AZ) is retiring from the Senate this January, but not before attempting to block the confirmation of his own party’s judicial nominees...
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More Marijuana: Bad News for Babies
Much of the media attention in the election was on the struggle for control of the U.S. Senate and House, but Focus on the Family...
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6 Common Questions About Judicial Nominations
A U.S. Supreme Court vacancy always triggers a spirited political and cultural debate over a future nominee. It also brings up questions about the rights, privileges...
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Judicial Philosophy
Philosophical Origins and Intents Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay wrote a set of 85 essays known as the Federalist Papers between October 1787...
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