Harvard’s Laurence Tribe quantifies the amount of feces AG Barr is willing to ingest to ‘please his master’

During the 1990s, critics of Justice Clarence Thomas and the late Justice Antonin Scalia often described them as the U.S. Supreme Court's far-right fringe. But in 2023, the High Court is way to the right of where it was 30 years ago. And two-thirds of the Court consists of GOP-appointed justices.

Nonetheless, members of the Federalist Society would like to see the High Court move even more to the right.

When it comes to justice and politics, there's the rule of law – and then there's the "rule of Trump," according to Salon's Andrew O'Hehir.

In just the last couple of days he's sued a judge in his New York fraud trial and filed to have the judge in his federal election case recused. Then he went on TV where legal experts said he openly "confessed" to his crimes.