U.S. Supreme Court

More than four years after the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the shrieking harpies of MS NOW still cry about the Supreme Court acknowledging the Constitution didn’t guarantee the right to kill babies. And since President Donald Trump is still adding to the most pro-life administration in recent history, they once again took to the cameras on Wednesday’s episode of The 11th Hour to suggest that…

Two out of the three network Elitist Media evening newscasts covered the Supreme Court justices appearing before the House of Representatives in order to ask for additional enhancements to their security details. Shockingly, NBC omitted the hearing outright.

Even by MS NOW’s standards, Tuesday's edition of The Moment was truly something else. After host Katy Tur played a clip of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett recalling the threats her family has faced since the Dobbs decision leaked, Tur and her assembled cast of characters decided to put the blame on President Trump.

On Tuesday's On the Line show, during a discussion of the Supreme Court decision upholding bans on transgender participation in women's sports, MS NOW legal analyst Lisa Rubin claimed that Justice Clarence Thomas's concurring opinion is "not talking about science," and it  "speaks of hate, not of jurisprudence."

As the Supreme Court released their decision to uphold birthright citizenship, the leftist media celebrated President Trump’s defeat, though they still found plenty to complain about. MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell and his guests on Monday’s The Last Word, Professor Laurence Tribe, Professor David Blight, and Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) ripped into the dissenting Justices while misinterpreting…

MS NOW’s Ali Velshi likes to think of himself as the type of journalist who speaks “truth to power” and cares more about facts than being neutral, but on Wednesday, The 11th Hour host welcomed podcaster V Spehar to unveil MS NOW’s newest conspiracy theory: that people will use the Supreme Court’s ruling that greenlit state bans on males competing in girls’ sports to ban actual girls.

On Monday, The Supreme Court handed down several rulings, and some went against Trump, including one which allows mail-in ballots to arrive after election day and be counted, which went against his Executive Order overhauling the mail-in voting system. This decision caused the President to double down on pushing the Save America Act, which became a topic of discussion on Monday's The Arena on…

MS NOW host Jen Psaki welcomed NAACP general counsel Kristen Clarke to Tuesday’s edition of The Briefing to help her make sense of the day’s Supreme Court rulings. When it came to the ruling that upheld state laws prohibiting males from competing in women’s sports, Clarke not-so subtly suggested the ruling would contribute to “high rates of suicide and depression.”

National “Public” Radio legal reporter Nina Totenberg turned 82 in January, and she may be losing a step. On Tuesday, as the Supreme Court put out its final opinions of the term, she posted a false report on NPR’s website (and then repeated on air) that Justice Samuel Alito, 76, was calling it quits.

The United States Supreme Court handed down two opinions which continue its precedent of protecting women and girls from the ongoing incursion of “trans women” into their athletic endeavors. NBC’s coverage of those rulings can best be described as mournful. 

Not all the Supreme Court verdicts released this week went Trump’s way, but the ones that did, the liberal media spared no grief over. MS NOW’s Ali Velshi, on the congealed propaganda slop disguised as his talk show The 11th Hour, started off Monday’s episode lamented over the Court’s decision on Trump v. Slaughter, which ruled that the president can indeed fire commissioners of executive…

Republicans reacted to Tuesday’s Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship by issuing warnings of its consequences – and spelling out their plans to address them.

NBC News debased itself Tuesday with its Special Report on the Supreme Court decision allowing state bans of transgenderism in sports to remain in place, delivering a trigger warning about the use of “biological male” and “biological female” as well as scoffing at President Trump for “boil[ing] it down into bumper sticker language” when it’s unclear men have advantages over women and more care…

Tuesday was a busy day at the Supreme Court that was headlined by the upholding of birthright citizenship and state laws that sought to protect the competitive integrity of female sports. However, the Court also cited the First Amendment and free speech when it struck down a campaign finance law that limited how much money political parties can spend on candidates, which led MS NOW and CNN to…