The core constitutional principle that “no one is above the law” is at the heart of the case the U.S. Supreme Court heard last week. Former President Trump’s lawyers argued before the nation’s highest court that certain actions taken by Trump, in his official capacity as president, make him immune to prosecution regardless of whether the act would otherwise be illegal.

This of course stands in stark contrast to efforts by federal prosecutors to hold Trump criminally liable for his extensive and unprecedented efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. So what’s next and how might the Court rule in this case? Read on for our analysis.

Tony Perkins, leader of the anti-choice, anti-equality Family Research Council, launched a new talk show and podcast on the Salem Radio Network this weekend. His first guest on “This Week on the Hill” was Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, who declared that the American republic is “imperiled” unless Donald Trump is elected president and Republicans take control of the House and Senate in this year’s elections.

Unsatisfied until abortion care is completely banned, far-right activists are once again before the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to further restrict the procedure in states across the country. In Moyle v. United States, conservative activists are seeking to allow states to ban abortion despite federal legislation providing for care in emergency situations when needed to protect the patient’s health.

We will have to wait until the Court issues its decision, likely toward the end of June, but there is reason to fear a Court whose far-right majority has been willing to run roughshod over reproductive freedoms. Read on for our full analysis.

A new op-ed from People For president, Svante Myrick, brings into focus a baseless and bigoted smear campaign against one of President Biden’s stellar judicial nominees: Adeel Mangi.

Right-wing activists, including some Republican Senators, have resorted to hurling deeply troubling and unfounded accusations in a desperate bid to derail his nomination. But People For and our community of advocates are fighting back, urging the Senate to stay above the fray and confirm this highly qualified nominee.

TAKE ACTION: Call Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and urge him to prioritize the confirmation of President Biden’s judicial nominees, like Adeel Mangi! >>