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Jason Willick

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Here are the four looming constitutional showdowns

Here are the four looming constitutional showdowns
05.11.2026 10

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Jason Willick

What is Alito trying to say about originalism and the Supreme Court?

11.10.2026 40

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This well-meaning ideology fueling AI panic has a dark side

19.09.2026 60

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Why the Sam Bankman-Fried case should spook the AI elite

12.09.2026 60

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AI doomers can’t have it both ways

06.09.2026 50

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The symbolism of Trump’s White House ballroom is all too apt

30.08.2026 50

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Trump’s Harvard loss conceals a strategic victory

16.08.2026 40

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The rise of socialism and the return of history

09.08.2026 80

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How Congress lost its war power

26.07.2026 60

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What Trump gained from two Supreme Court losses

19.07.2026 60

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This ‘conservative’ Supreme Court decision could be the left’s friend

05.07.2026 60

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Alito and Kagan’s telling exchange about race and politics

27.06.2026 50

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Three lessons from the failed war in Iran

19.06.2026 100

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How a great historian influenced the Supreme Court

14.06.2026 40

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What James Madison would say about Bill Pulte

08.06.2026 60

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How Trump hacked the presidency

31.05.2026 80

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Jared Polis’s ‘election denier’ clemency was an act of statesmanship

24.05.2026 50

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How the Supreme Court tariffs case wasn’t won

10.05.2026 100

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Justice Kagan’s peculiar idea of voting rights

03.05.2026 70

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Where Trump departs from Machiavelli

26.04.2026 80

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Democrats are closer than you think to upending the electoral college

19.04.2026 100

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Trump wants a bigger military. Congress should attach one condition.

12.04.2026 60

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A new poll shows the political risk to Israel from the war in Iran

10.04.2026 70

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A dark analogy for the war in Iran

29.03.2026 80

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The case against the Senate filibuster no Republican can make

22.03.2026 80

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The Senate filibuster debate has lessons for Trump’s war on Iran

15.03.2026 100

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The case for declaring an early victory in Iran

07.03.2026 100

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The rotten case for war with Iran

27.02.2026 150

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Neil Gorsuch has Elena Kagan dead to rights

22.02.2026 80

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Trump’s death-row revenge gambit hits a judicial snag

15.02.2026 400

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As conservatism lost its way, Tucker Carlson flourished

07.02.2026 60

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A mysterious delay in the Supreme Court tariffs case

01.02.2026 50

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Jack Smith is in First Amendment denial

24.01.2026 70

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Trump tests a cunning workaround on executive power

19.01.2026 100

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Trump wisely takes a go-slow approach to Venezuelan democracy

12.01.2026 90

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The Epstein files fiasco was completely foreseeable

29.12.2025 100

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How Trump convinced me on the Senate filibuster

20.12.2025 100

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In this Supreme Court case, a sledgehammer is better than a scalpel

15.12.2025 80

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There’s no middle ground on the boat strikes

07.12.2025 70

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Georgia’s prosecutor drops a Trump case. If only Garland had done the same.

01.12.2025 80

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With great presidential power comes great presidential blame

24.11.2025 60

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Tucker Carlson targets the ‘Judeo-Christian’ tradition

17.11.2025 70

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Neil Gorsuch delivered the most withering questions in the tariffs case

07.11.2025 70

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Biden alumni have Trump envy

02.11.2025 60

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This strategic blunder could swing the Supreme Court tariffs case

25.10.2025 100

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Why racial redistricting might go the way of affirmative action

17.10.2025 70

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This president also ordered the prosecution of a political enemy

03.10.2025 70

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The difference between Democratic and Republican illiberalism

25.09.2025 70

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The fate of Trump’s tariffs hinges on this Supreme Court doctrine

13.09.2025 60

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Andrew Oldham’s Supreme Court audition

06.09.2025 70

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