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Jamie Raskin laid the Raskin Ultimatum on the Supreme Court: disqualify Trump, or we will. The Court called his bluff. Now what?
The builders of a carbon dioxide pipeline are using eminent domain to clear a path for a dangerous project of dubious utility.
Sexual abuse of students by faculty and staff is rapidly turning into an expensive proposition – for taxpayers supporting the schools.
The Biden/Harris administration will continue to file antitrust lawsuits, though this might not be the best time to pursue such actions.
The International Court of Justice issued a one-sided opinion that revises history and will not advance peace in the Middle East.
Texas won a victory in the Fifth Circuit, which vacated a preliminary injunction ordering them to move a string of buoys in the Rio Grande.
Climate risk is not a financial risk, and those who assert that, are lying. The real risks lie in so-called mitigation.
The Loper Bright or anti-Chevron case puts the onus for draining the swamp on Congress, by restoring its primacy in legislation.
The SEC violates its authorizing statute and all its earlier principles with its new climate disclosure rule, and invites challenge.
After Murthy v. Missouri, Congress and the White House can act on Internet censorship - if Republicans gain control of both branches.
