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Legal Attire and the Clash of the Generations, Part 1: The courtroom
Give a blank sheet of paper to a 10-year-old, and ask them to draw a picture of a lawyer. Most likely, you’re looking at an…
Court announces cases it will hear in November, including religious discrimination dispute
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in November in disputes over (among other issues) a Catholic preschool’s challenge to its exclusion from a Colorado preschool program and an inmate’s ability to sue a federal prison official for violating his constitutional...
Challenge brought to Trump’s new birthright citizenship order
Just five days after President Donald Trump signed a new executive order that seeks to narrow the availability of birthright citizenship – the current guarantee of automatic citizenship to almost all babies born in the United States – lawyers for the plaintiffs who...
Large World War II-era artillery shell found in basement of New York home
The shell was found in the home that for years was the medical office of a prominent doctor who served in World War II.
USS Abraham Lincoln families press Navy leaders over sailors’ mental health
Family members and sailors say the roughly 5,000 service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have endured food and water shortages, disrupted mail service and long workdays with little time off.
Trump hardens stance on Iran, clouding hopes for Hormuz deal
Trump made his sweeping new demands after accusing Tehran of itself seeking compensation for war damages through public statements even though the issue had never been raised in negotiations.
US soldier part of daring bus crash rescue in Korean DMZ, USAF says
An off-duty soldier is being lauded by the U.S. military for rushing to help when a tour bus flipped and began sliding down a steep incline in South Korea’s Demilitarized Zone.
Nameless posts on US military community page in Germany causing harm and havoc
A review of posts from the past six months found that the group has increasingly become a forum for anonymous, often unsubstantiated accusations and rumors, which have prompted investigations both on and off base.
500 soldiers in Hawaii don’t have a dining hall. The Army got them a food truck.
Soldiers at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, are getting new food options and meal plans since dining options around the base amount to what officials have dubbed a “food desert.” This is significant for the 500 soldiers at the small garrison because it hasn’t had a dining...