The future of transgender rights – and equal protection – hangs on US v Skrmetti Zein Murib - December 9, 2024 What we learned from the Supreme Court’s oral arguments in this important case.
The ICC issued arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders Brent E. Sasley - November 29, 2024 Benjamin Netanyahu’s domestic standing might be boosted by the international legal effort.
Could a GOP president take over independent government agencies? Andrew Rudalevige - November 7, 2023 Here's what the law actually says.
How can international law protect civilians in the Israel-Hamas war? Stacie Goddard and Tanisha Fazal - October 30, 2023 An expert explains the laws of war.
Americans are growing more accepting of Christian nationalism Irfan Nooruddin, Eric L. McDaniel, and Allyson F. Shortle - August 31, 2022 When Marjorie Taylor Greene claims the label, it makes the anti-democratic ideology more publicly acceptable.
Americans supported Jackson. Why didn’t more Republican senators? Sarah Binder - April 8, 2022 Partisan fights have become the norm in Supreme Court nominations
Biden’s court commission is worried about Supreme Court ‘legitimacy.’ So what is ‘legitimacy,’ exactly? Michael J. Nelson - October 21, 2021 How the commission measures this will influence what changes it suggests – or doesn’t.
On DACA, the Supreme Court tells Trump: You have to follow the rules to change the rules. Andrew Rudalevige - June 19, 2020 And you can’t make up your reasons after the fact.
A Malawi court just ordered a do-over presidential election. Here’s what you need to know. Kim Yi Dionne and Boniface Dulani - February 3, 2020 Months of investigations and protests about election tampering led to this historic ruling.
American pundits think Europe has just introduced a blasphemy law through the back door. They’re wrong. Erik Voeten - October 29, 2018 [caption id="attachment_79481" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Canvassers promote a yes vote for