Endgame

Readers of this blog might know that the Obamacare saga was one of the main topics that I covered here when I first started blogging back in 2009.

As the public perceives the U.S. Supreme Court as being more politicized, the question of which president gets to replace the next justice becomes more important. Supreme Court justices can only be replaced if they retire, die, or are impeached.

Conservative Supreme Court justices said they were troubled by the Obama administration tiptoeing around the federal Defense of Marriage Act during oral arguments Wednesday morning at the high court.

Canada’s human rights hate speech laws are a constitutionally valid limit on freedom of expression, the Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in a landmark judgment. The decision in the case of William Whatcott of Saskatchewan reaffirms the Canadian approach to hate speech, that it can be limited by law, unlike the American approach, in which speech cannot be limited except in the most extreme circumstances.

The U.S. Supreme Court's chief justice John Roberts shocked the nation when he essentially saved Obamacare in June.