Why federal Indian law seems confusing to the Supreme Court
A primer on federal Indian law outlines simple core rules, yet justices cite confusion over precedent, power, and policy implications.
A missing citation in the birthright citizenship decision
Chief Justice John Roberts’ opinion in last summer’s birthright citizenship decision echoed the “right to have rights,” but omitted key attribution to earlier courts and Hannah Arendt.
Blanche defends Trump after supreme court mail-vote ruling
Todd Blanche said investigations into illegal voting will continue after the supreme court blocked Trump’s mail-in voting order, and defended Trump’s criticism of the justices.
Supreme Court dismisses immigration case from October docket
The Supreme Court dismissed an immigration case set for October arguments after both sides agreed it was moot, following a pardon and a departure by the challengers.
Vietnam veterans seek court order to halt Trump’s arch
Vietnam veterans asked a federal court for a temporary restraining order to stop work on Trump’s arch at Memorial Circle, arguing it lacks congressional approval.
William Howard Taft weight loss and his late-life transformation
William Howard Taft weight loss: how the former president slimmed down as chief justice, the regimen he followed, and the institutional legacy he left on the Court.
Money Team Law Firm launched with Mayweather’s backing
Money Team Law Firm debuts as a 50-state attorney network promoted by Floyd Mayweather Jr., with questions about ownership and his ongoing legal cases.