The U S Supreme Court begins their Fall term today and the Left has resumed their all-out assault on the Court's legitimacy Jay Jordan and the Sekulow team break down the cases the Court will hear as well as the reactions the Court's resumption by the radical Left [... more]

On this week's CBS Sunday Morning Correspondent John Dickerson speaks with political experts about President Joe Biden's first year in office The incomparable Liza Minnelli sits down with Jane Pauley to discuss how she still continues to honor the works of Gershwin and the life of her mother Judy Garland Kirsten Dunst who has starred in such films as Interview with the Vampire Melancholia and Spider-Man is getting Oscar buzz for her poignant acting in Jane Campion's period drama The Power of the Dog She sits down with Correspondent Luke Burbank Leave It To Beaver actor Tony Dow talks with [... more]

Pelosi amp Schumer's Scheme to Take Over Elections [... more]

Today we are filing a critical brief in Georgia to defend the integrity of our elections from federal overreach The ACLJ represents Members of Congress in this case Voter integrity is paramount to our democratic republic and must be defended from all attacks Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss the Georgia election case and this new ACLJ brief This and more today on Sekulow [... more]

After the two major victories at the Supreme Court SCOTUS yesterday the Left has reacted by pushing for court-packing Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss the Left's threat to the Court's integrity All this and more today on Sekulow [... more]

The United States Supreme Court just made two major decisions First the Supreme Court ruled on two provisions of Arizona's voting laws affirming them as constitutional In a significant victory in a California effort to potentially target conservative organizations the Supreme Court ruled that nonprofits do not have to disclose their donor list Especially in areas hostile to one's conservative values this would leave individuals supporting these organizations open to targeting and harassment Jordan Sekulow and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss these major Supreme Court rulings and more today on Sekulow [... more]

The Department of Justice DOJ sues Georgia over new voting law The DOJ and Attorney General announced this lawsuit last week The Sekulow team has analyzed the lawsuit and today we're telling you about it Georgia isn't the only state who has new voting laws Have they truly violated Federal laws or are they being unjustly targeted Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team break the lawsuit down give their expert legal opinions and tell you what happens next All this and more today on Sekulow [... more]

We have brand new updates on D C legislation and specifically the Left's H R the quot For the People Act quot Senator Joe Manchin D-WV has been the sole holdout in the Democrat party - refusing to support the bill Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team break down exactly what's in H R why Sen Manchin has declined to support the bill up until this point and what options Senate Majority Leader Schumer and the Left have to push the legislation through the Senate All this and more today on Sekulow [... more]

The N C Department of Transportation believes enough people will want to pay apiece for pedestrian-only access to Ocracoke Island to justify a million passenger ferry program Carolina Journal's latest cover story examines the DOT Ferry Division's plan Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson discusses the proposal and its potential impact Like it or not popularity plays a key role in our lives Mitch Prinstein professor of psychology at UNC-Chapel Hill explores that role in the book Popular The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World Prinstein distinguishes between two different types of popularity He explains why it's better for us to person [... more]

The U S Supreme Court has struck down congressional election maps North Carolina used in and The justices agreed - with a lower court that ruled two of the election districts were unconstitutional cases of racial gerrymandering Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief assesses the impact of the Supreme Court's ruling for the future of North Carolina elections American presidents have dealt with disasters since the nation's earliest days But changes in society including expectations of presidential action and the development of a news cycle have changed the White House's approach to those disasters Presidential historian Tevi Troy documents disaster management [... more]