There’s reason to hope it will overturn its 1970s jurisprudence.

They rest on rock-solid legal grounds.

The consequences of efforts to force state curriculum guidelines on ultra-Orthodox schools.

The ACLU’s perverse argument.

Companies like Google will be forced to choose between Irish and U.S. law.

And anti-BDS bills don’t threaten freedom of speech.

A murdered teenager’s life isn’t worth less because he lived in the West Bank.

A target of deliberate provocations.

Jews know what those who mean harm can do with sensitive information.

An important aside in the Masterpiece Cakeshop decision.

The 1992 Anti-Terrorism Act is constitutionally sound.

Freedom of speech vs. the opinion of the majority.

Very different from folding chairs.

Nor are military courts the solution.