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Iran War Costs: $38 Billion, Plus $2 Billion-$3 Billion Per Month Going Forward
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Of Course The Texas Senate Race Is Being Litigated On Joe Rogan
Source: YouTubeSummaryThe president is a reality TV star (so’s the transportation secretary), so of course in the year of our lord 2026 the sharpest commentary on the Texas Senate race came from a comedian on a podcast. This week, Ron White, the...
Congress considers overhaul to judicial conduct law
{mag_summary} A Wisconsin congressman introduced a bill Wednesday to overhaul the law governing misconduct investigations into federal judges and limit indefinite suspensions. U.S. Rep. Scott…
Charlie Kirk’s family intends to sue Utah university over alleged security lapses
{mag_summary} A law firm representing the family of conservative U.S. political activist Charlie Kirk has notified a Utah university that it plans to sue over…
So you want to be an entertainment lawyer?
{mag_summary}It’s notoriously challenging to break into entertainment law. The entertainment industry is complex and dynamic, encompassing music, film, television, streaming platforms, video games and other…
Decision on citizenship database expected soon
[Newsletter ad — view on SCOTUSblog]Thanks to all who joined us at our term preview event yesterday at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C., presented by Cooley. For a brief summary of the event, see the On Site section below.At the...
What a missing citation tells us about the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision
In law, attribution is everything. Lawyers sprinkle written briefs with citations to statutes and constitutional provisions. Judges ground their decisions in prior cases addressing a similar legal issue. Making a claim without pointing to a source is akin to laying...
How courts keep getting Bruen wrong
In the landmark 2022 case of New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, the Supreme Court struck down New York’s concealed carry law as inconsistent with the Second Amendment. In doing so, the court established a two-step analysis for determining whether...
Japanese F-15s encounter third malfunction in a month on Okinawa
A Japanese F-15 fighter made a precautionary landing at Kadena Air Base after a hydraulic malfunction, marking the third Okinawa-based Eagle incident in a month.