Could a parental consent law finally be headed to the Supreme Court? Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas recently declined to take up a case—but their silence may be saying more than a firm “no.”
—Camp Mystic tragedy in Texas
—Denial of cert on a case involving minors and abortion
—We can't send people to get tortured, even if they're criminals
—First Amendment rights and government speech
—LA COVID evictions
—Not the most sympathetic pro-life protester
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