By Aarush Maheswaran The Supreme Court has had a turbulent term. Often, the institution makes decisions that may appear bewildering…
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By Bhanodai Pippala less than a week before Election Day, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump has suffered declining support after the…
By Rob Oldham woke up to a nightmare Sunday morning as news broke that the worst terrorist attack on American…
By Kalvis Golde ife tenure for federal judges is a staple of the U.S. judicial system – so much so,…
By Joseph Hendricks The first Monday in October marks the end of the Supreme Court’s summer recess. Following a year…
ustice Anthony Kennedy may not be the United States’ poet laureate, but he brought out his best prose for the…
By Shaun Kleber Within the next five months, one of the most controversial social debates of the past several decades…
By: Andrew Roberts The United States is heading down the road to marriage equality. It’s a windy, long road, but…
By: Rob Oldham On Dec. 13, 2013, the Honorable Richard Leon, a federal district court judge in Washington D.C.,…
By: Brianne Cate More than 50 years after his 1961 Farewell Speech, President Eisenhower’s warning of the military-industrial complex rings…
By: Chris Neill On June 13, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court clarified the obvious: in order to receive patent protection, one…
By: Quinn Rogness #LoveIsLove: This simple eleven character phrase followed President Obama’s tweet in support of the Supreme Court’s 5-4…
By: Taryn Winston Last October, Taryn examined the affirmative action decision pending before the Supreme Court in Fischer v. University…