Justice Alito Finally Snaps on Ketanji Brown Jackson — Calls Her Dissent ‘Baseless, Insulting, and Reckless’
Justice Samuel Alito publicly rebuked Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s solo dissent in a Louisiana redistricting case, calling it “baseless, insulting, and reckless.” The Court’s unsigned majority order allowed the new congressional map to be implemented immediately, a move that could boost Republican representation ahead of the 2026 midterms. Jackson’s dissent argued the majority abandoned procedural safeguards, but no other liberal justice joined her. The clash highlights an escalating rift within the Supreme Court’s liberal wing.
Colorado’s “First Murder Free” Bill Is the Endgame of a 15-Year Plan
Colorado Democrats introduced HB 26-1281, a bill that would require a homicide to involve at least two victims before prosecutors can pursue a first‑degree murder charge. Under the proposal, a single‑victim killing would be downgraded to second‑degree murder, with narrow...