MORNING GLORY: The Supreme Court officially closes the books on another term
The Supreme Court has concluded its latest term, prompting analysis of its decisions and ideological splits. Data shows a rise in 6‑3 rulings, indicating a more divided bench compared to the previous term. Commentary highlights the role of constitutional law education and media coverage in interpreting the Court’s impact.
- ▪The Court’s term ended with an increase in 6‑3 decisions, rising from 15.2% to 28.8% of cases.
- ▪A SCOTUSblog analysis noted that ideological splits grew, with 22.7% of decisions reflecting a 6‑3 split.
- ▪Law professors emphasize that constitutional law evolves gradually, reinforcing the rule of law.
- ▪Media outlets and platforms like SCOTUSblog are heavily consulted to gauge the Court’s direction.
- ▪Political reactions to recent rulings, such as the birthright citizenship case, reveal partisan divides over legislative responses.
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Opinion MORNING GLORY: The Supreme Court officially closes the books on another term Most people are satisfied that the Court is in fact applying the law and not making it up By Hugh Hewitt Fox News Published July 7, 2026 5:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Lawmakers split after Supreme Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship bid Republicans say Congress should pursue legislation to curb "birth tourism" while Democrats praise the ruling as a victory for the Constitution, exposing the divide over the president's next move.
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