Alex Swoyer
Alex Swoyer is an attorney and legal analyst known for her insights into pivotal Supreme Court cases and their implications on American law and policy. She has contributed to various legal discussions, particularly regarding issues surrounding the rights of transgender individuals and the legal landscape shaped by recent court rulings. In a recent article, Swoyer analyzed the Supreme Court's decision to temporarily allow the State Department to enforce a policy requiring individuals to state their biological sex on passports, emphasizing the ongoing legal battles concerning gender identity and government policy.
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Alex Swoyer is a Washington Times editor-at-large.
Boeing relocates defense HQ to American heartland, leaving blue state behind
United States· 2026-02-19
Washington Times editor-at-large Alex Swoyer joins 'America Reports' to react to Virginia Democrat Gov. Abigail Spanberger's controversial start to her term.
‘What is That?’: Dem governor roasted over bizarre ‘weed-wacker’ grilling photoUnited States· 2026-02-14
Alex Swoyer is the Washington Times editor-at-large.
Virginia Democrats blasted for targeting VMI with DEI investigation billUnited States· 2026-01-24
Attorney Alex Swoyer discusses the legality of officers' actions leading up to Luigi Mangione's arrest.
New evidence photos show items Luigi Mangione carried when arrestedUnited States· 2025-12-07
Attorney Alex Swoyer takes a deep dive into the pivotal cases the Supreme Court could examine in its upcoming term.
Supreme Court temporarily allows biological sex requirement on passportsUnited States· 2025-11-07
