In a 6-3 decision along partisan lines, the conservative majority effectively declared Donald Trump above federal law.
Matt Campbell
Your friendly neighborhood word-slinger
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Main character governor congratulates herself for spending federal money
There goes Gov. Sarah Sanders claiming credit for others’ good work again.
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Why it’s a big deal that the Supreme Court struck down Chevron deference
A primer on what Chevron deference was, why people wanted to end it, and what today’s SCOTUS decision actually does.
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Still need to sign petitions? Here’s where to go, June 28-30
The deadline for turning in signatures is July 5, so time is short to get your John or Joan Hancock on the various petitions.
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Joyce Elliott, former state senator and liberal stalwart, has suffered a stroke
According to her family, Elliott underwent surgery and is recovering in Little Rock.
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Republican-voting retiree charged with felony after threatening to blow up the governor
Scott was released on bond with conditions including no contact with the Governor or the Governor’s family.
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Travelers’ Hogan Windish makes history with four-homer, nine-RBI night
Hogan Windish came into the game with three homers. He left with seven. And he tied a couple records in the process.
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Defamation suit against state Senate president amended to add constitutional challenge
Bart Hester wants a judge to dismiss a defamation suit against him; plaintiff Chris Jones hones his case.
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Travelers drop four of six to Wind Surge as sun sets on first-half title chances
There’s no evolutionary reason a person’s happiness should be tied to how well a bunch of strangers play a game, ya know? Sports fandom is eternal suffering interrupted only by the occasional false sense of hope.
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State Supreme Court unsurprisingly reinstates rule against gender-neutral IDs
Earlier this month, a circuit court judge struck down the new rule because DFA did not follow proper procedure and relied on baseless claims about law-enforcement safety.