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Will Trump’s Tariffs Be Reversed After He Leaves Office?
(Photo by DON EMMERT/AFP via Getty Images) A number of people are wondering whether to hold off on any major purchases until Trump leaves office. While most will accept a tariff on a cheap good, they may contemplate delaying big-ticket items such as a computer, a...
Legal artificial intelligence is creating a hidden writing problem
Every conversation about artificial intelligence in law eventually arrives at the same destination: efficiency. Faster drafting, faster research, faster turnaround. To be clear, this productivity…
11th Circuit upholds law banning minors from attending drag shows
{mag_summary} A federal appeals court on Tuesday ruled that Florida can enforce a law that prohibits children from attending drag shows. In an 8-5 decision,…
Bar candidate whose care was delayed after heart attack sues university
{mag_summary} A July 2025 bar candidate who slumped out of her chair, lost consciousness and suffered a brain injury during the July 2025 New York…
The October argument session
Believe it or not, back-to-school season is already here, at least in some parts of the United States. But we’ve still got about two months until it’s back-to-Supreme-Court season for the justices. Ever wondered why that is? Amy explores the significance of the first...
What does the Trump administration want from the Supreme Court next?
Last week, the federal government joined President Donald Trump’s personal legal team in asking the Supreme Court to review an $83.3 million judgment against the president in a defamation case brought by journalist E. Jean Carroll. Trump’s lawyers contend that Trump...
The justices should hold regular press conferences
This is the second piece in a series on what I believe the court can, and should, do better.***The Supreme Court justices have an unusual relationship with the press. The court issues what are known as “hard passes” to certain journalists, who have reserved seats to...
Osan gate-crashers were student activists protesting US role in Korean semiconductor project
Six South Korean students breached Osan Air Base during a protest over perceived U.S. interference in a semiconductor project, prompting a security response and police investigation.
Community celebrates airman’s campaign to clean up litter on Okinawa streets
A one-man effort to clean up litter on Okinawa has grown into a community movement.