On June 27, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court held, in a 6-3 decision in Trump v. Casa, that federal courts lack the authority to ...

Is hate ever justified? I suppose it’s a matter of opinion. The following are three actual cases where the emotion of hate might have been considered appropriate by many.

Obata, detained in a World War II internment camp for people of Japanese descent, urged turning to "Great Nature" to ...

Polls show a clear majority of Americans don’t want to change the name of the gulf. House Republicans passed new legislation anyway.

President Trump's “Strengthening and Unleashing America’s Law Enforcement to Pursue Criminals and Protect Innocent Citizens" EO is about retaliation and brutality.

She told Trump the Smithsonian needs changing. He’s ordered her to do it. Who is Lindsey Halligan, the attorney assigned to help remove “improper ideology” from a major cultural institution?

Susman Godfrey became the fourth law firm to obtain a temporary restraining order against the administration over executive orders.

With Trump’s executive order, thousands of military voters could see their rights curtailed Nearly 22,000 Michigan voters living overseas used a federal program that allows them to cast their ballots.

This is a guest post by a team of students in Harvard Law School’s Election Law Clinic: Election administration is a marriage of rules, laws, and norms that together create a system to elect a ...

By Sharelle Burt CNBC reported the U.S. Treasury Department is phasing out paper checks following President Trump’s executive order.

Paper Checks Are Done For Thanks To Trump’s Executive Order People who need in-person assistance will face challenges since the administration has made labor cuts to the federal agencies.

The executive order will “modernize how the government handles money, switching from old-fashioned paper-based payments to fast, secure electronic payments,” the administration said in a fact ...