U.S. Supreme Court

Not long after their distributing their hot takes about how the preservation of religious liberty threatens to bring back Jim Crow, the Friday cast of CNN News Central freaked that “the wheels are coming off” for people who will now have to repay their loans after the Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s student loan cancellation scheme in Biden v. Nebraska.

George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley hailed a “victory” for free speech after the U.S. Supreme Court protected the First Amendment rights of a web designer targeted by the rainbow mafia. 

CNN News Central reacted to the Supreme Court’s Friday ruling in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis that upheld the First Amendment right to not be compelled to create a website for a same-sex wedding by raising hysterical hypotheticals about the return of Jim Crow. The assembled cast was also greatly confused by the difference between a gay individual and their wedding.

In something of a follow-up to her bizarre and ditzy interview with then-candidate Joe Biden in 2020, MSNBC Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace managed to snag another interview with the President on Thursday. As many expected, it was yet another embarrassing display for the network as Wallace giggled her way through the interview, heaping praises and adulations on the Democrat…

MSNBC PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton reacted on the “Trump court” striking down affirmative action on Thursday with, even by his standards, a long list of absurdities. Sharpton would claim the move was akin to “sticking a dagger in our back,” claimed his opponents believe black people are genetically inferior, and equated the decision with the arrest of Rosa Parks.

SCOTUS has been making all the money moves as of late. 

CNN chief legal analyst Laura Coates responded to the Supreme Court's Thursday ruling that declared affirmative action unconstitutional on CNN News Central by warning that the effects won’t be limited to Harvard or the University of North Carolina. No, getting rid of affirmative action will make the U.S. military a less effective warfighting force.

Joy Reid, host of MSNBC’s The ReidOut, spent a segment of Tuesday evening’s show angrily denouncing Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who she condemned for being “bitter, vindictive, and aggrieved.” She also took this opportunity to complain about Alito’s alleged conservative activism in the Supreme Court, especially with the Dobbs v. Jackson case, which he had written, and…

The U.S. Supreme Court made a major decision that will determine whether certain online comments will be classified as “threats” or free speech.

On Monday night’s Nightly News, NBC reporter Laura Jarrett presented a divisive and racially charged segment covering the possible Supreme Court decision on affirmative action. Jarrett interviewed incoming Mount Holyoke College president Danielle Holley, who claimed that striking down affirmative action was equivalent to telling minority students that they “are not welcome.”

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Since Friday was the eve of the first anniversary of the overturn of Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, MSNBC’s Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski spent over half an hour of the show angrily panicking over the effects of the ruling and conferring with several guests on their general hatred for the Dobbs decision and “the conservative court” that…

The Conservative Partnership Institute (CPI) hosted an event to celebrate the occasion.

ABC’s World News Tonight and CBS Evening News each ran stories hyping the dishonest story in ProPublica which accuses Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito of being unethical in not reporting a trip he went on in 2008 that was paid for by a Republican donor…

MSNBC asked three Democrats to discuss the Supreme Court’s ruling on Alabama’s redistricting plan, neglecting to acknowledge any alternate view point. NBC senior legal correspondent Laura Jarrett, president and CEO of the Brennan Center for Justice Michael Waldman, and former Alabama Democratic Senator Doug Jones expressed surprise that the conservative Supreme Court would uphold Section 2 of…