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I have long suspected Chief Justice John Roberts of being involved in activities in which his vote was compromised and favored the loberal position. In this article only 2 examples will be set forth, but there are many.
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Never before have I seen the case of Dred Scott as completely and accurately presented as John Remington Graham presents it in his monograph, Blood Money: The Civil War and the Federal Reserve ( www.turningthetidepublishing.com ), republished below w
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The Compromising Epstein Association with Supreme Court Justice Roberts Is Gaining Momentum and Explains Many of Robets Mystery Rulings
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A divided Supreme Court on Friday evening rejected a request by a rural Nevada church to lift a 50-person cap on religious services.
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After being discharged from hospital over fears of an infection earlier in the week, Scupreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsbrug has issued a statement confirming her health status and her capabilities of fulfilling her commitments.
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THE U.S. SUPREME Court issued a decision last week that altered the map of Oklahoma. The eastern half of the state, including much of Tulsa, is now, for legal purposes, Indian country.
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The suit, filed July 13, asks the court to order the defending cities, counties and the state of Oklahoma to return money collected from the prosecutions of Natives, possibly with accumulated interest.
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Cherokee Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Stacy Leeds, former justice of the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court, discuss the SCOTUS recent 5-4 ruling on McGirt v. OK and its impact for Cherokee Nation citizens and citizens of the other Five Tribes.
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Thanks to COVID-19 and the Great Panic of 2020, telemedicine is rapidly becoming the standard that replaces in-person visits to your doctor. Technocrats have convinced one Federal judge to allow prescribing abortion drugs without seeing the "patien
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland early Tuesday morning for treatment of a possible infection, according to a statement.
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Will stay in jail til her trial in July 2021
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The treaty-guaranteed geographic borders of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation survived Oklahoma statehood and that these reservation boundaries remain legally valid jurisdictional markers for criminal jurisdiction over tribal citizens.
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The decision could have much more far-reaching ramifications, potentially impacting thousands of current or future criminal cases, tax and regulatory laws and a swatch of agreements between tribes and the state.
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Mark Dice interviews guest Roger Stone
