Supreme Court

Organization Trends
Ketanji Brown Jackson, Demand Justice’s Nominee for the Supreme Court
President Joe Biden has nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace retiring Justice Stephen Breyer on the Supreme Court. To no one’s surprise, she’s on the “dark money” Left’s shortlist. Biden…
by Hayden Ludwig on March 2, 2022

Green Watch
Will the Supreme Court Toss the EPA’s Climate Regulation?
If the Supreme Court rules in West Virginia’s favor in West Virginia v. EPA, it could mean the end of the endangerment finding and the EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse…
by Hayden Ludwig on February 28, 2022

Organization Trends
Abortion Activists’ $3.7 Billion Blowout
In 2020 alone, pro-abortion activists raked in a stunning $3.4 billion and spent nearly $3.8 billion. That is quite a leap from the $1.9 billion the industry spent in 2019—undoubtedly a consequence of the…
by Hayden Ludwig on February 16, 2022

Organization Trends
Nonprofits in the Biden Administration: Federal Courts
President Joe Biden wrapped up 2021 having nominated 75 judges to the federal bench, 40 of whom were confirmed by the Senate. That is the most judicial confirmations in a…
by Robert Stilson on February 1, 2022

Commentary
The New (Old) Court-Packing Plan
Wild allegations about a “shadow docket” are meant to lay the groundwork for further politicization of the court.
by Sarah Lee on January 12, 2022

Dangerous Documentaries
The Politically Incorrect Guide
Each episode of The Politically Incorrect Guide, starring Tom Woods and Michael Malice, covers undiscussed facts and stories about history, culture, and social movements that were purged from today’s mainstream…
by CRC Staff on December 24, 2021

Organization Trends
Anomalous Amici in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association
Some left-leaning groups weigh in on public policy issues that appear rather disconnected from their professed missions. Hot-button topics like abortion and gun control increasingly attract the attention of organizations…
by Robert Stilson on October 19, 2021

Labor Watch
Will the Supreme Court Hear Challenge to SEIU-Backed Gag Rule?
Freedom Foundation, a right-leaning labor-issues policy shop based in the Pacific Northwest has worked to inform government employees of their rights to not pay union dues. So the SEIU pushed…
by Michael Watson on September 23, 2021

Labor Watch
Supreme Court Limits Government’s Power to Aid Unions
This week, the Supreme Court decided Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, a challenge by agricultural producers in California against a regulation under the state’s agricultural unionization law that compelled producers…
by Michael Watson on June 24, 2021

CRC in the News
Best of CRC Media Hits for April 2021
We broke new ground in April 2021: Capital Research Center president Scott Walter was quoted in the New York Times as part of reporter Ken Vogel’s expose on Swiss billionaire…
by Sarah Lee on May 5, 2021